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Bill Cowher ’79: Why I Chose Education
Author and Poet Pat Mora to Deliver Keynote Address, Hold Book Signing Sept. 17
Join us Tuesday, Sept. 17, for An Evening with Pat Mora. The author, poet and founder of Children’s Day/Book Day (El día de los niños, El día de los libros) will deliver a keynote address, participate in a Q&A and hold a book signing beginning at 4:45 p.m.
NC State Education to Host EdTalks: A Celebration of K-12 Education Oct. 21
Join us as local leaders and celebrities -- including NC State Women's Basketball Coach Wes Moore and 2018 N.C. Teacher of the Year Freebird McKinney -- deliver short TED-style talks about the importance of their K-12 education and how their classroom experiences impacted their lives.
Video: Solving Problems Through Collaboration with Graduate Students
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New Student Enrollment Up for 3rd Straight Year, New Graduate Student Enrollment Jumps 27%
The college will welcome an expected 601 new undergraduate and graduate students when the 2019-20 academic year begins Wednesday, Aug. 21. That is an increase of 20% in new student enrollment from last year.
Meet Our New Faculty
The NC State College of Education will welcome several new faculty members in the 2019-20 academic year. Meet our new faculty members who will help us improve educational outcomes for all learners and drive innovative solutions to educational problems.
The Innovation Project, NC State College of Education Announce 19 NC High School Mathematics Master Teaching Fellows
The NSF-funded program will prepare, support and retain 19 master teachers of mathematics from seven high-needs school districts in North Carolina.
N&O: Kids Can Change Parents’ Minds About Climate Change, Researchers Say
A new study suggests that factoring kids into the climate equation might cut through political ideology. When North Carolina middle school students learned about climate change at school, their parents became much more concerned about it, according to the results of the NC State University research study published in Nature Climate Change this month. Associate Professor of Elementary Science Education Sarah Carrier was one of the study co-authors.
How We’re Preparing Exceptional Principals
School leaders account for up to one-fourth of school-based effects on student achievement. Here’s on overview of how the NC State College of Education’s principal preparation programs have become a national model for preparing dynamics leaders who positively influence a school’s culture and student outcomes.