“How should the classroom change now in the presence of this technology?”

Stephanie J. Rowley is the 9th Dean of the UVA School of Education and Human Development and joined UVA in 2022. She is an alumna of the University and the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Education.

Leaders from 82 schools across 13 states are a part of cohort 23 of the University of Virginia Partnership for Leaders in Education.

Math and reading scores are in a decade-long slump. We asked three dozen experts: What could turn things around?

Professor Sara Rimm-Kaufman discusses the highs and lows of social and emotional competencies through the middle school years and how they are a normal part of adolescent development.

New research reveals how AI can shave off hours of paperwork while honoring the humans in the process.

An experienced reading specialist, school leader, and educator, Associate Professor Gail Lovette writes about the benefits—and challenges—of putting down the phone and picking up a book.

As the midterms get closer, pollical conversations -- and disagreements are picking up. We are joined by Rachel Wahl, a professor at the University of Virginia's School of Education and Human Developm...

Third-year doctoral student Bridgett Kiernan is studying autistic people's experiences with crisis hotlines to understand how these services can better respond to people in crisis.

Experts say chatbots have stripped away teachers’ last excuse to reform how they approach schoolwork and assessments.

By understanding more about nitric oxide, is there a way to enhance the cardiovascular benefits postmenopausal females get from exercise?

Meet the six scholars joining the UVA School of Education and Human Development faculty for the 2026-27 academic year.

But their academic trajectories aren't set in stone, and early intervention is key, researchers say.

For youth-serving professionals looking to grow professionally, finding time to attend career development programs can be difficult.

Hoos are helping support Central Virginia adults with autism who have aged out of traditional services.

New analysis commissioned by the Virginia Early Childhood Foundation suggests that a $1.68 billion annual investment could help close the childcare access gap for working families across the state.

With a new grant from the Spencer Foundation, education professor Laura Rogers aims to better understand how having a child influences educators’ careers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- School is back in session, and both teachers and students are navigating how they use artificial intelligence in the classroom.

Motivation researcher Chris Hulleman explains that grading systems are just one part of a high-quality teaching and learning environment.

As millions of people turn to AI-powered nutrition tools, how much should they trust them? Registered dietitian and UVA researcher Sibylle Kranz explains how the technology can help people better unde...

Over the past 20 years, recess has been disappearing from schools across the country — but there's a movement to bring it back. UVA education experts explain why.

Youth-Nex’s YPAR Initiative fills a gap for an informal, community-driven professional working group designed for youth-serving professionals.

Research reveals the classroom experiences that foster empathy, open-mindedness, and civic engagement—and the obstacles that get in the way.

The National Athletic Trainers' Association recognized Higgins’ sustained contributions to athletic training education, research, and professional service.

With funding from the award, Forrester will lead the development of a new student advisory board where middle school students can participate in shared decision-making.

The university will make first-semester grades pass or fail, to encourage students to try different classes and lessen fears of what a low grade could mean.

School transitions for young students can be tricky. UVA researchers have delved into why – and how to make things easier.

Inspired by their family's experience with autism, a mother and daughter pursued graduate degrees in special education together through the UVA School of Education and Human Development. Today, both a...

The Trump administration's retreat leaves local education leaders vulnerable.

Research scientist Danielle Waterfield believes AI, when used appropriately, might help lighten the often-overwhelming workload of special education teachers.

Books showing Black children spending time with family, or playing at home, help Black kids see themselves in literature and give all kids a window into others’ experiences.

Though the summer is often busy, it might provide just enough space to begin a mindfulness practice that can make a positive difference during the school year.

Professor Glen Bull discusses his project collaborating with students at a local chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers and the FabLab in Kenya.

In an interview with the Broadcast Retirement Network, kinesiology professor Damon Swift discusses the many benefits of physical activity.

In a new video interview, Youth-Nex researcher Shereen El Mallah shares how she works to build trust with young people in order to design better solutions for their education.

Tanya Evans, a developmental cognitive neuroscientist, is building connections across UVA's neuroscience community as co-director of UVA's Brain Institute.

The cohort-based training program aims to help future early childhood educators enter the workforce feeling prepared, confident and supported.

Since 2004, the Virginia Education Science Training Fellowship program has prepared students for careers aimed at improving the evidence base in education.

Do kindergarteners really need to be doing this many worksheets?

Five years after the pandemic, UVA education professor Jim Soland explains why reading and math scores warrant concern, not panic.

Ditching a book that feels impossible to finish might help build reading confidence and stamina.

University of Virginia researcher is working to change how schools support students after a mental health crisis.

School of Education and Human Development alumna Paige Madden, a three-time Olympic medalist, won a Knight-Hennessy Scholarship to become a physician assistant.

The Education School celebrated six faculty members whose scholarship, leadership, teaching, and mentorship have shaped the school, the University, and their fields.

The competitive fellowship, designed for emerging education researchers, will support Johnson’s scholarship in early literacy.

From World Cup stars to weekend athletes, ACL injuries can sideline anyone. A UVA expert explains why.

Retiring superintendent Jared Cotton will take over the leadership role, following the retirement of Stewart Roberson, who led the council for 25 years.

Doctoral candidate Simon Daniel discusses new research on how professional development can support the diversity of school-based mental health providers.

A multi-million-dollar gift from Kathy and David LaCross will help support an early childhood learning center in Charlottesville that will offer more access to area children and give UVA students a ch...

Professors Jason Allen and Michaela DuBay were awarded 4-VA grants to conduct research with colleagues at James Madison University.