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Solving educational challenges
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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.
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Anastasia Morrone named interim dean of the School of Education in Bloomington
Morrone, an IU administrator and faculty member, steps into the role following a new appointment for Lemuel Watson.
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Lemuel W. Watson appointed to lead new anti-racist initiatives at Indiana University
Watson will assume his new role as associate vice president for diversity, equity and multicultural affairs on July 1.
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Stress of pandemic has negative impact on mental health and relationships, study shows
Research by two IU Bloomington professors shows a prevalence of mental health problems and psychological aggression within relationships.