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The Department of Education is committed to improving educational practices and opportunities for children and adults through sustained inquiry and by preparing undergraduate and graduate students to promote effective learning and teaching across a wide range of contexts and systems.
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Department Announcements

Read our September 2023 Bulletin.

Check out the 2nd issue of our School Psychology program's newsletter, Critical Collaborators in School Psychology.

Join us in welcoming Hong Ly and Rich Kim as our newest full and part-time lecturers.

Scott Greenspan becomes Co-Director of the School Psychology Program.

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View local postings for jobs, fellowships, and internships by program areas on our Education Opportunities blog.

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BA/BS in Education (co-major) Fifth-Year Master's Degree Program: BFA and MAT in Art Education Fifth-Year Master's Degree Program: BA/BS and MAT in Middle and High School Education Fifth-Year Master's Degree Program: BA/BS and MA in Museum Education Minor in Education MAT in Art Education MA in Educational Studies MAT in Elementary STEM Education MAT in Middle and High School Education MA in Museum Education MA/EdS in School Psychology MS in STEM Education PhD in STEM Education Joint PhD in Education and Cognitive Science

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Department of Education News

Art Education Festival of 2023. Teachers standing in front of multiple art picture displays at Kennedy - Longfellow School

The 2023 Art Education Festival

The festival celebrates arts in schools, featuring ceramic dishes, yarn sculptures, DIY movie posters, self-portraits, and K-12 artwork from students of the MAT Art Ed Program.
Participants gathered in a group with a poster displaying 'BSPN Black School Psychologist Network'.

The Inaugural Black School Psychologists Conference

According to school psychology student Shanelle Taylor, the conference offered a healing and transformative experience. The BSPN created a safe space for practitioners to bond, connect, and grow emphasizing the importance of Black Lives Matter.
Some Insights about Teaching from our New Faculty

Some Insights about Teaching from our New Faculty

A few of our more recent full and part-time faculty touch upon some of the things kindling their passions, practices, and curiosities in and outside of the classroom since being introduced in our September Bulletin.
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