December 20, 2023
UW–Madison Professor Emeritus Michael Apple over the past several months has delivered multiple presentations across the world about his work defending democratic education.
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UW–Madison’s Machado wins early career award from the Literacy Research Association
December 19, 2023
A School of Education faculty member was recently recognized as a standout early career scholar by a national literacy research organization.
UW–Madison alum named provost at Ball State University
December 18, 2023
UW–Madison alumnus Anand Marri was recently named provost and vice president of academic affairs at Ball State University, after serving as interim provost since April 2023.
Halverson podcast, ‘Arts Educators Save the World,’ launches second season
December 14, 2023
“Arts Educators Save the World,” a podcast hosted by UW–Madison’s Erica Halverson, launched its second season this November.
Q-A with Cloey and Lindsey Braatz, sisters taking Teacher Pledge
December 11, 2023
To learn more about the UW–Madison School of Education Wisconsin Teacher Pledge Program and its impact, the School of Education’s communications team spoke with sisters Cloey and Lindsey Braatz, who both have taken the Pledge.
UW–Madison alumna Testwuide is author of two new books
November 29, 2023
UW–Madison alumna and award-winning photographer and artist Julie Betts Testwuide is the author of two new books.
Q-A with SERP alum Kailea Saplan
November 26, 2023
To give some insight into SERP and all that it has to offer, the communications team from the School of Education is interviewing SERP alumni who are willing to share their thoughts.
Kirchgasler, Weeth Feinstein share science education expertise with attendees of UW System Chemistry Faculties Meeting
November 13, 2023
The UW-Madison Department of Chemistry recently hosted the 2023 University of Wisconsin System Chemistry Faculties Meeting.
UW–Madison’s Rudolph appears on WPR to discuss ‘a better way to teach science’
November 3, 2023
School of Education faculty member John Rudolph recently appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s “The Morning Show” to discuss his new book that explains why the reasons we teach science in America are largely myths.
‘Multilingualism is a superpower’: 10 years of the WIDA Annual Conference
October 30, 2023
The WIDA Annual Conference is always a special time because it’s a conference by teachers, for teachers. But this year — the 10th annual conference coinciding with WIDA's 20th birthday — was extra special. More than 1,300 people joined us in Milwaukee to celebrate.