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Cultivating Young Readers
NC State College of Education faculty are leading literacy initiatives to improve reading education across the nation. Explore their seven evidence-based principles to cultivate young readers.
EdNC | Digital Education: Opportunities and Pitfalls
EdNC talks with Lance Fusarelli, professor of educational leadership and policy, about the possibilities and pitfalls of incorporating technology into education in this EdTalk podcast.
Clark Receives Distinguished Service Award from ASEE’s Engineering Design Graphics Division
The professor of technology, design and engineering education is recognized for his outstanding and distinguished career as an educator and scholar.
Pre-Service Teacher Learns to be Global Citizen through Experiences Abroad
Multiple study abroad experiences helped junior elementary education major Kelsi Harris grow personally, academically and professionally.
Applications Open for Joint UNC-Chapel Hill, NC State Lateral Entry Teacher Program
Pathway to Practice NC, an 100 percent online program, will help North Carolina address its growing teacher shortage.
Research Explores How Private Schools, Families Make Voucher Decisions
A third report by NC State College of Education researchers about the North Carolina Scholarship Opportunity Program -- a publicly-funded voucher program -- highlights student demographic and income information.
Robert Q. Berry: Think of Math as a Social Endeavor
The president-elect of the National Council on Teaching Mathematics encouraged 900 teachers in the Triangle to see themselves as identity builders during the NC State Triangle High Five Math Summit Aug. 2-3.
N&O: School Costs Still a Challenge for Families Using Vouchers
The Raleigh News & Observer writes about two new reports on North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship, a publicly funder voucher program, that Assistant Professor Anna Egalite led.
Alumna Wins Fulbright Award, Headed to Netherlands for Research Study Inspired by Students
Adrienne Berg ’15 MED will use her Fulbright Distinguished Award in Teaching to research the Dutch approach to sex education in schools.
NJ.com: Does Wearing Lab Coats in Class Inspire Young Scientists? Research Team Finding Out
Professors Gail Jones and Sarah Carrier are part of a research team studying whether wearing a white lab coat influences how elementary school students think about science.