CHANGE THE WORLD
Adventures in S.T.E.M.: Gaming Concepts at Condon High School
We're celebrating National Science Education from March 11 to 21. In honor of this, College of Education alum (Class of 2023) Bryce Fowler High discusses how his students created their own text-based science fiction video game as part of their computer science studies.
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Partnership Addresses Unfinished Learning Due to COVID-19 Pandemic:
The Equitable Accelerated Learning (ALK-8) Project will support hundreds of teachers and teacher leaders as they spearhead efforts to identify and help reverse inequities in Oregon's educational systems exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will identify problems of practice and co-design practical solutions to support teaching and learning for all students.
What's Happening?
Selected news and events from the College of Education. Additional events
Next Research Lecture on April 2, 2024
Arien Muzacz, Clinical Associate Professor of Counseling Education will present "Addressing Size Discrimination in Education: Implications for Practice in P-12 Schools Derived from a Scoping Review of Sizeism."
Learn About Our Current Research
Learn about the cutting-edge research being performed by our faculty and students in the areas of education, counseling and higher education.
Teaching Early Literacy from a Multilingual Perspective
This online course will provide opportunities to learn from experts and practitioners in multilingualism and early literacy.
Let's Learn About Licensure
Licensure is a process in which a governmental entity gives an individual expressed permission to practice a profession. Both teaching and counseling students must be licensed to practice in Oregon.
Help with Transferring to OSU
Thinking about becoming part of the Beaver Nation? The College of Education offers guided pathways for transfer students!
Helping Minoritized & First Gen Students
Joe Schaffer-Enomoto is not just a student at the College of Education — he's an advocate for students through both the college and his professional role with OSU's Ecampus program.