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Improving Early Reading Instruction for Multilingual Students

Amid national shifts in early literacy policy, Faythe Beauchemin is working alongside elementary school teachers to transform reading and writing instruction, with an emphasis on better supporting multilingual learners.
06-08-2026

The Current, Spring 2026

Alumni and students earn prestigious awards, grants, and leadership roles. Faculty disseminate innovative research through conference attendance and contributions to peer-reviewed journals.
06-10-2026
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Baking the Perfect Pi

Math teacher and pastry maker Benjamin Delwiche 鈥�14, MEd 鈥�15, has the recipe for success.

01-01-2025
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Results of longitudinal TIMSS survey

All nine national education systems participating showed growth in math and science
01-22-2026
imagery from Mapping the Field of Jewish-Christian Relations conference

Conference to focus on the academic study of Christian-Jewish relations

International group of scholars to gather at md传媒国产剧 College March 15-17
03-12-2026
Using electromyography sensors to turn muscle activity into movement, participants in an AI and engineering workshop at md传媒国产剧 College build a pyramid with a bionic claw

Where Education Meets Neuroscience

Ido Davidesco鈥檚 federally funded research uses neuroscience to capture and measure students鈥� attention in the classroom.
02-15-2026

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