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Emily Schuster

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Literacy Researchers Share Recommendations on Teacher Training, Instructional Strategies, Community Engagement

UMD-Morgan State Report Completed With Maryland Education Department Aims to Improve Reading Instruction

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A Starring Role in Rolling Out PBS Kids’ Online Game

UMD Researcher Helps Ensure New ‘Odd Squad’-Inspired Game Is Grounded in Science on How Kids Learn Math

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‘That’s Not Fair!’: UMD-Led Study Finds Kids Notice Teacher Bias

Children Also Seek to Rectify Inequalities in Classroom

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Two Researchers Elected to the National Academy of Education

Melanie Killen and Allan Wigfield Are Among 14 Scholars Recognized in 2024

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UMD Center Receives $6.2M to Help People With Disabilities Build Careers

Education Experts Will Support Connecticut Project Aimed at Fair Pay, Personalized Support

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Letting the (Hot) Air Out of Climate Change Misinformation

UMD Researchers Partner With Teachers to Develop Kids’ Critical and Scientific Thinking Skills

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$2.9M State Grant Supports UMD Project to Alleviate Teacher Shortage in Center-Based Child Care

Maryland Early EdCorp to Improve Access to High-quality Child Care in High-need Communities

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New Workshop Has Instructors ‘Acting Out’

Improv and Theater Exercises Aim to Unlock Creativity, Engage Students

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A Key to Friendship

Research Shows That Kids With Better Self-Control Form Closer Bonds With Peers

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So Long, Superwoman

Study Finds Black Women Who Try to Be ‘Strong’ in the Face of Racism and Sexism Experience More Stress

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