As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries worldwide, educators and researchers with the Neag School of Education are exploring how it may reshape teaching and learning
Researchers with the Neag School’s Center for Education Policy Analysis, Research, and Evaluation prepared the following research brief regarding year-round schooling
High school students submitted short essays or videos explaining why they want to become urban educators
The UConn campus-community partnership hosts more than 600 educational sessions a year at Fred D. Wish Museum School
The gift from Judy Sarna and her late husband, Morris, is the largest gift from a single, private donor that the Neag School of Education has received in the past 25 years
📚 This summer, students in the Neag School of Education’s Executive Leadership Program (ELP) are diving into real-world case studies of superintendent leadership and collaborating to identify innovative practices in education. The one-year ELP equips aspiring district leaders with the knowledge and skills to take on roles such as superintendent of schools. Graduates earn the Connecticut superintendent’s certificate (093) and are prepared to meet today’s educational leadership challenges.
📚 This summer, students in the Neag School of Education’s Executive Leadership Program (ELP) are diving into real-world case studies of superintendent leadership and collaborating to identify innovative practices in education. The one-year ELP equips aspiring district leaders with the knowledge and skills to take on roles such as superintendent of schools. Graduates earn the Connecticut superintendent’s certificate (093) and are prepared to meet today’s educational leadership challenges.
✨ Celebrating Future Educators! ✨
Last week, we honored the winners of the Neag School of Education’s first annual Why Teach, Why Now writing contest at UConn Hartford.
Congratulations to Aiden Tetreault of Enfield, Madelyn Heitmann of Milford, and Keira Beck of Milford for sharing their inspiring visions for the future of teaching. The students are currently enrolled in the Neag School’s Early College Experience classes at their respective high schools.
Thank you to all the families, teachers, and school representatives who joined us to celebrate these potential future educators. Check out some moments from the event!
✨ Celebrating Future Educators! ✨
Last week, we honored the winners of the Neag School of Education’s first annual Why Teach, Why Now writing contest at UConn Hartford.
Congratulations to Aiden Tetreault of Enfield, Madelyn Heitmann of Milford, and Keira Beck of Milford for sharing their inspiring visions for the future of teaching. The students are currently enrolled in the Neag School’s Early College Experience classes at their respective high schools.
Thank you to all the families, teachers, and school representatives who joined us to celebrate these potential future educators. Check out some moments from the event!
