Could the recent Supreme Court decision lead to less diversity in medical schools and poorer outcomes for minority patients? This WTOP article...
Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership (TLPL)
On a sunny June afternoon, an eight-year-old girl coated her hand with thick, pastel blue paint and pressed it against a plain gray pole in the local...
A small percentage of teachers is sending an outsized number of students to the principal’s office—often for subjective offenses—exacerbating racial...
A new study by Assistant Professor Jing Liu and doctoral student Wenjing Gao finds that a small percentage of teachers is sending an outsized number...
Daniel Chazan, professor in the College of Education, was named one of nine 2023-24 Distinguished Scholar-Teachers on June 6. The Distinguished...
Dual language programs have increased in Arizona after the state passed a law in 2019 to counter the effects of Proposition 203, the state’s English...
Ana Taboada Barber, professor and associate dean of research, innovation and partnerships, and Sarah McGrew, assistant professor, weigh in on the...
As thousands of visitors descended upon the University of Maryland campus on April 29 for the 25th annual Maryland Day, the College of Education...
Demonstrably false online claims about climate change are as common as melting glaciers. “Climate change can’t be real—it’s cold out today!”...