Statistics show that only eight percent of students with learning disabilities meet or exceed mathematics standards by the eighth grade.

The study will explore how flipped instruction varies in Missouri algebra classrooms and discover what tactics help students learn math best.

Stephen Kilgus and his team are researching how a screening tool could help teachers identify potential academic, social and emotional problems.

The Missouri Prevention Center is now beginning its tenth year of providing a viable solution to the nation’s mental health crisis.

In a new guidebook, faculty members from the MU College of Education offer research-backed, practical strategies to help students and parents identify and fix problems.

A new technology is changing the lives of bullied kids in schools throughout Missouri.

MU College of Education students are becoming #MizzouMade through hands-on experience, connections, and community service.

MU educators are seeking statewide middle school teachers to enhance science and literacy throughout Missouri over 5 years.

Faculty members Dr. Brad Curs, Dr. Casandra Harper Morris, and Dr. Ashley Woodson are the recipients of the new fellowships.