College of Education & Human Development faculty publish advice for parents and homeschooling
Top-10-style list features tips and tricks from North Dakota’s experts in teacher training and education research
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UND forming competitive esports leagues for student gaming
New University program now filling rosters with student gamers
Study led by UND star athlete finds gains in children’s grip strength worldwide
Young peoples’ grip strength has gone up significantly since 1967, concludes study led by Faith Dooley, volleyball star at UND
Closing the Latinx achievement gap in engineering
It can be done, suggested Professor Rachel Navarro, in presenting her research as part of the UND Faculty Lecture Series
Alumni focus: The oldest North Dakotan, Iris Westman ’28 is still learning
Iris Westman, ’28, the oldest living North Dakotan, shares about life, longevity and UND
Author! Author! Faculty research leads to new book publishing
Faculty authors’ work ‘advances our reputation, informs teaching, and contributes to our understanding of the world,’ Provost DiLorenzo says
New faculty bring new ideas
Newcomers to the UND faculty talk about joining the University community
Getting HIP online
Innovative Learning Symposium focuses on implementing High-Impact Practices online
UND’s ‘BiPed Lab’ connects the dots in new location
State-of-the-art, motion-capturing lab is teeming with experiential learning, cross-campus collaboration
Reading beyond comprehension
Do students learn better when reading from pixels or paper? Education professor Virginia Clinton seeks the answer
Lessons from the Kiwi
UND student teachers discover education a world away in unique study abroad program
Global fluency
UND doctoral student, Fulbright researcher heading back to Africa for 2019 Critical Language Scholarship
Future literacy
New program from College of Education & Human Development equips educators for the data age
Living, breathing special education
Fargo teacher, used to overcoming adversity, earns master’s degree with the help of UND Online
‘LEAP’ forward for Lakota language
UND College of Education lands $1.4 M federal grant to prepare next generation of teachers in indigenous linguistics