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UK Researcher’s New Project Aims to Help Preschool Teachers Get Quick Instruction Feedback

College of Education researcher Collin Shepley has received a grant from the Institute of Education Sciences to develop online training for preschool teachers serving children with and without disabilities. 

CI Alumna Heads Section of the Library of Congress

Jasmyne Lewis-Combs, who earned her master’s degree in library science in 2014 from the School of Information Science (SIS), took her love of local libraries and transformed it into a career.

Intergenerational Initiative Will Offer Toys with a Purpose in Hazard

Toys with a Purpose is a new intergenerational initiative that will establish a lending library to support child development and promote learning through play by improving access to free adapted toys in Eastern Kentucky.

UK College of Education's 'What School Could Be Academy' Helps Schools Leverage Pandemic Changes

A University of Kentucky team is linking with a nationally-known education innovator to move beyond what school was before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Youth Return to Campus for UK STEM Experiences Camps

For 11 years, STEM Experiences camps have given students in second grade through high school opportunities to get a sneak peak of what it feels like to learn in university classrooms.

Register for Education and Civil Rights for the New Decade Virtual Conference

On May 7 and 8 the UK College Education offers the free conference: Education and Civil Rights for the New Decade.

UK's Margaret Mohr-Schroeder Elected President of the School Science and Mathematics Association

Mohr-Schroeder is a professor of STEM Education and Associate Dean for Clinical Preparation and Partnerships at the University of Kentucky College of Education. Her term as President will begin in 2022.

UK, Fayette County Schools and Partners Join Forces on STEM Pipeline Program

The STEM Through Authentic Research and Training (START) program at UK is creating a unique pipeline to promote careers for underrepresented populations, first-generation college students, and girls and women in STEM. START is funded by a five-year, $1.3 million Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

New Research Illuminates School Staff Experiences through COVID-19

An ongoing study led by UK researchers is giving school staff, including teachers, a needed outlet to voice their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic.

'Behind the Blue': Importance of Honors at a Public Research University

On this episode of "Behind the Blue," Christian Brady discusses his book, his scholarship, what he loves about honors education at a public research university and his new administrative role.

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