Laurie Kingsley Receives Award for Distinguished Teaching
Laurie Kingsley is the 2016 Maxine Christopher Shutz Award recipient for Distinguished Teaching
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MU SISLT Certificate Program Receives National Endorsement from AECT
SISLT is one of only four programs to be granted endorsements nationally
Real Educational Reform for Black People Must Also Take Place Outside of Schools
Educators looking to make a difference in the lives of black males need to focus on “community-based pedagogical spaces” says a new book from Ty-Ron Douglas.
Bullying Likely to Result in Aggressive Responses by Children with Disabilities
A new study from the University of Missouri has found that children with disabilities are more likely to respond aggressively when they are bullied.
“Positive Coaching” Workshop Now Free to All Missouri High Schools
The Missouri Institute for Positive Coaching (MIPC) and the MU College of Education have made the Positive Coaching Digital Workshop free to schools throughout the entire state
Dean’s Invitation to Discuss Hate Speech Incidents
The Bridge is one of the venues we have to discuss and support one another.
New Screening Tool Can Help Identify Failing Kindergarteners
Researchers have developed a one-item readiness test that can accurately predict kindergarteners’ success in school.
Otten Named Lois Knowles Faculty Fellow
The MU College of Education is pleased to announce that Samuel Otten has been named the Lois Knowles Faculty Fellow. Otten is a mathematics education faculty member in the Department of Learning, Teaching, and Curriculum. He received his Ph.D. from Michigan State University in 2012. Otten studies mathematical discourse in middle school and high school […]
Early-Life Language Stimulation, Skills May Prevent Childhood Depression
The level of language skills young children possess can predict the likelihood they may experience depression.