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Alumni gift to School of Education will expand its library's storytelling collection
The gift from Kate and John Ranshaw will help purchase materials to enhance storytelling and teach storytelling techniques to students.
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School of Education and Student Success Corps partner to help students at IUPUI and statewide
Seeing a void of education resources for students because of the pandemic, two IUPUI entities partnered to address the issue.
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From the Desk: School of Education interim dean shares racial and social justice efforts
Interim Dean Tambra Jackson shares how the school addresses racial and social justice in research, teaching, service and community engagement.
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Future teachers get a head start by tutoring K-12 students
IU School of Education student and staff volunteers will be virtually tutoring K-12 students in all subjects for free starting next week.
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'Nat 20 to Heal': A suicide prevention story created by IU students
IU secondary theater education students created a film centered on mental health and suicide prevention.
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IUPUI recognized as a Tier 1 national university for graduate and undergraduate programs
In the latest U.S. News and World Report rankings, IUPUI ranked 49th among all national universities for best undergraduate teaching.
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Indiana awards IU $2.7 million to improve remote learning for K-12 schools
The three funded projects will support Indiana teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic through new course materials and training.
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Meet 3 new IU Bloomington faculty members
Meet three of the 202 new faculty members at Indiana University Bloomington for the 2020-21 academic year.
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School of Education at IUPUI helping Central Indiana educators with virtual teaching strategies
A faculty-staff team held 'virtual sharing sessions' with school districts to discuss experiences from the spring and plans for the fall.
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Tap into your creative side for better well-being
New Healthy IU challenge involves art, music and writing to improve the mental and emotional well-being of staff, faculty and students.