The University of Washington has named Dr. Mia Tuan, a distinguished scholar who has held several leadership roles at the University of Oregon over the past 18 years, as Dean of the College of Education.
The University of Washington College of Education will host a community discussion of race and mass incarceration on May 7 as part of this year's Common Book reading.
Research focusing on today's most pressing issues in education will be presented by University of Washington College of Education faculty and students at the American Educational Research Association's annual meeting April 16 - 20 in Chi
U.S. News & World Report has ranked the University of Washington College of Education No.
When Libia Gil immigrated to the United States as a teenager, she could speak some English but struggled with a limited vocabulary, weak grammar skills and no knowledge of common
The school bell has rung and students at Northshore School District have left for home, but the day isn't over for 25 of the district's teachers.
Socio-economic status, language and race too often predict student academic achievement in schools here in Seattle and across the nation.
An article written by a University of Washington College of Education professor that offers guidance to school leaders on how to close opportunity and achievement gaps among students has been honored as the most read article of 2014 in t
Why teach? Educators today are under more pressure than ever before. Standards are changing, schools are growing, and the pay isn’t getting any better.
Professional development that teachers can enact on an everyday basis in their classrooms remains all too rare in today's schools.