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Studies show kids lose as much as two to three months of math and reading skills during the summer. That loss is even greater for children of low socioeconomic status.
Literacy has a new definition: reading and writing plus math, technology and health care, among other subjects. Discover how the Maryann Manning Family Literacy Center in UAB’s School of Education takes a comprehensive approach to help Alabama children and families succeed at work, at home and in the community.
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Free summer community English classes to begin June 4.
Four School of Education faculty members to present at American Educational Research Association annual meeting.
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The only program of its kind in Alabama, UABTeach enables undergraduate STEM majors to receive a subject-matter degree and accreditation to teach at the secondary level in a traditional four-year plan.
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Anne Marie Corgill, 2015 Alabama Teacher of the Year, has been named one of four finalists for National Teacher of the Year.
A gift from AT&T made possible a pilot program to improve writing skills at Parker High School.
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Maryann Manning was a renowned expert in reading and writing instruction and integrated curriculum.
The Miss UAB pageant is an official preliminary to the Miss Alabama and Miss America pageants; a total of $4,600 in scholarships is offered to the winners.
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The School of Education’s CAEP-accredited programs include undergraduate and graduate tracks in educator preparation, counselor education, teacher leadership and educational leadership.
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Tonya Perry, Ph.D., will serve on the executive committee for the National Council of Teachers of English’s Conference on English Education.
UAB experts give advice on how youngsters can properly use technology when writing the old-fashioned way.
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Lee Meadows has been selected to help the Smithsonian with Hall of Human Origins
Even when kids are out of school, UAB’s Lynn Kirkland has tips on how parents can keep them engaged, interested and ready to learn.
The organization consists of educators and advocates with a mission to exchange information, explore innovation and advocate for children.