LATEST COLLEGE NEWS
Uncovering Abuse
UD assistant professor Sarah Curtiss discusses her theoretical framework for assessing the risk factors that make sexual abuse more likely against individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and steps to assess the shortcomings of healthcare systems that put these individuals with at risk for abuse.
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Supporting Delaware Educators
Several centers and organizations within UD’s College of Education and Human Development have helped Delaware school districts adjust to the change to remote learning created by the coronavirus pandemic and for potential educational changes in the future.
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Improving Teacher Diversity
Drawing on research and interviews collected during a year of observation in an urban high school, assistant professor Roderick Carey builds a theoretical framework around what he calls “missing misters” that seeks to grapple with what black and Latino boys “miss” by having few male teachers of color.
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Talent Matters for School Turnaround Plans
New research by Gary T. Henry has demonstrated that the key to implementing successful reform in low-performing schools is hiring and retaining effective principals and teachers. This study points to the importance of focusing on talent management when planning and implementing reforms.
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The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) at the University of Delaware offers programs that integrate classwork with extensive field experience, to prepare our students to address the most pressing social and educational issues of our time. Over 100 faculty members guide our 1,400 undergraduate and graduate students to become educators, researchers, advocates and leaders in their fields, locally and around the globe.