Featured Video: Teaching & Learning in a Changing World

This panel discussion addresses opportunities for innovation, broadening access, improving educational equity and promoting parent engagement across K-12 into postsecondary education. School of Education faculty and alumni share their research and experiences with technology in the classroom, availability of high-quality curriculum and the role of community partnership work in driving innovation. Panelists include: Frances Contreras, Dean and Professor; Mark Warschauer, Professor; Adriana Villavicencio, Assistant Professor; Keith Curry (‘11), President/CEO, Compton College; Frank Olmos ('10), Research and Evaluation Coordinator, Los Angeles County Office of Education; Adjunct Professor, CSU Los Angeles; President, Anteaters in Education Alumni Chapter.

School of Education News

• Time Capsule: Deborah Lowe Vandell, Founding Dean of the School of Education (Listen)
  Assistant Professor Nia Nixon part of $17M NIH grant developing an online educational platform for researchers (Read more)​
• Assistant Professor Emily Penner named fellow at Stanford University center (Read more)
• Q&A with Director of Teacher Education Virginia Panish (Read more)
• Women's History Month: stories highlighting women in our community (Read more)
• Dean Frances Contreras discusses creating opportunities for rising scholars while advancing equity, diversity and racial justice (Read more)
• Alumnus Kamasi Kendrick Master of Arts in Teaching + Credential '22 wants to give back to his community as a teacher (Watch)
• Professor Penelope Collins named inaugural FATE Fellow (Read more)
• IUSD recognizes two teachers with 2022-2023 honors (Read more)
• Q&A with Anteaters in Education Alumni Chapter President Tracy Carmichael (Read more)
• CABE announces scholarships to three Bilingual Authorization Program students (Read more)
• Alumna HyeJung Park to serve as honorary Superbowl LVII coin toss captain (Read more)
• Professor Mark Warschauer, Digital Learning Lab are partnering with PBS Kids to create interactive, educational programming in which children engage in direct dialogue through AI (Read more)​

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School of Education in the Media

• UCI CalTeach Director Doron Zinger explains the challenges California classrooms are facing in recruiting new teachers (Spectrum News 1)
• Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University names Associate Professor Emily Penner as member of 2023-24 fellows class (CASBS)
• Professor Mark Warschauer asserts that ChatGPT promotes equity (Spectrum News 1)
• Assistant Professor Katherine Rhodes part of panel discussion seeking ways to support older students with reading difficulties (EducationWeek)
• Professor June Ahn elaborates on AUHSD partnership funded by $1.1M Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative grant (kuci.org)
• Professor Mark Warschauer discusses the future of AI in the classroom (LAist)
• Professor Richard Arum outlines the benefits of immersive education (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Professor Gustavo Carlo shares ways to make timeouts with young children most effective (Good Day LA)
• Professor Young-Suk Kim discusses the science of reading on “Ask a Leader” (KUCI)
• Professor Gustavo Carlo discusses long term effects of values that Latinx caregivers nurture in their children (Greater Good)
• Associate Professor Jade Jenkins talks California's plan to provide three hours of education for four year olds (K-12 Dive)
• ​Director of UCI CalTeach Doron Zinger explains why test prep focus in classrooms is limiting (Los Angeles Times)
• Professor Young-Suk Kim argues the need for dyslexia screening in young students (EdSource)

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UCI Center For Educational Partnerships 25th Anniversary: A Brilliant Future for Southern California Education

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