The University of Missouri College of Education & Human Development is proud to announce the following faculty promotions, effective Sept. 1, 2022.

On June 4, more than 880 high school seniors from around the world will graduate from University of Missouri High School, the flagship online program of Mizzou Academy, an outreach and engagement unit embedded within the MU College of Education and Human Development.

Traumatic societal events may undermine the benefits of positive classroom interventions.

Online resources for teachers help students gain confidence in learning and spark interest among underrepresented students in STEM topics.

By opening their virtual doors to preservice teachers, Mizzou Academy has been able to enrich field experiences for rising educators.

The overall graduate program at MU’s College of Education & Human Development rose nine spots to No. 32.

Positive teacher-student relationships change student behavior and actually leads to better teaching.

The KOPN Community Radio 89.5 FM collection will be growing this year, thanks to a new fellowship at the School of Information Science and Learning Technology (SISLT).

MU researchers use a video game to teach science lessons to middle schoolers, speech recognition software to improve literacy outcomes for 2nd graders.

The online master’s in education program rose to No. 14 in the country. Educational Administration and Supervision ranked No. 20.