Neag School of Education
Class of 2011: Sheena Boyle
Inspired by her teacher's passion for the kids she taught, Sheena Boyle hopes to become a teacher.
Going Beyond Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic
Education professor Sandra Chafouleas guides research on behavioral issues in the classroom.
A 30-Year Lesson in Giving
A former teacher and alum of the School of Education has been giving to the School for 30 years.
Hartford’s Bulkeley High School Wins Award for Neag Partnership
Rene Roselle, clinical professor working at Bulkeley High School, wrote in the school’s application for this award, “In preparing a nomination for the Richard W. Clark Award for Exemplary Partner School Work, I thought ‘I wish the committee could spend some time with me at Bulkeley High School and then they could see.’ The magic […]
Husky Sport’s ‘Read and Raise’ Fosters Literacy and Healthy Nutrition Skills
Husky Sport’s third annual literacy initiative, Read & Raise, is in high gear, encouraging Hartford students to read books, complete reading response worksheets and compete for various prizes, all the while raising money for continued Husky Sport efforts. The Husky Sport program is in the Neag School of Education‘s Department of Kinesiology. Read & Raise takes place […]
New Lecture Capture System Aids Catch Up After Snow Days
When Mother Nature throws schedules for a loop, technology helps keep students and courses on track.
Preparing New Teachers to Meet the Needs of English Language Learners
The Neag School is starting to offer greater guidance in teaching English language learners.
University Scholars Pursue Rigorous Academic Path
Students in the University Scholars program design academic projects beyond a typical plan of study.
It’s All in the Historical Record – But Whose?
Education professor Alan Marcus teaches students a healthy skepticism about historical sources.
The Odds Are With ‘All-American’ Stats Teacher
A UConn alum is increasing the probability that East Hartford students will take AP Statistics.