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The College of Education and Human Development
104 Burton Hall - 178 Pillsbury Dr. SE - Minneapolis MN 55455
Tel: 612-625-6806 - Fax: 612-626-7496

News and publications

Connect!: Magazine for CEHD alumni and friends

ResearchWorks: Showcases discoveries in action

CEHD Inside / Out: The college's internal blog

Media contact: Diane Cormany, 612-626-5650 or dcormany@umn.edu

Featured publications

Research Works

Supporting quality teachers

What makes a good teacher? How can quality teachers help students improve learning and student outcomes? Parents, educators, and policy makers want to know.
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Ask and You Shall Receive

Engaged learners are successful learners. But how do teachers ensure that a class of beginning readers become enthusiastic, proficient readers? It may be a matter of asking the right questions.
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Before ABC

Professor Scott McConnell (educational psychology) has created tools that allow any childcare provider or educator to assess each child's progress in the development needed to become a successful reader.
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Transforming teaching for immigrant adolescents

Second languages and cultures professor Martha Bigelow's extensive involvement with the Twin Cities Somali community has informed her research and outreach. Over the years, her engagement has led to discoveries concerning second-language acquisition by learners with limited native print literacy, as well as the role of social capital for immigrants in school settings.
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Program fosters collaboration between corrections, advocates, communities

While many organizations offer support to former prisoners or to domestic violence victims, few recognize the intersections between the two groups and their concerns. Since 2003 the School of Social Work’s Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community has worked to strengthen programs for intimate partners of former prisoners. Its Safe Return Initiative focuses specifically on preventing domestic violence in communities and families living with newly released prisoners. [Continue reading PartnersWork]

Annual Report

Annual Report coverTransforming how higher education serves the world

Resource publications

New Books for Young Readers, an annotated database of new trade books that have been read and evaluated on the basis of their appeal and appropriateness for young people from age three to young adult.

Questions About Kids, a series of tip sheets that tackles common issues of concern to parents and professionals.

A Survival Guide for Parents of Teenagers Web site includes the Teen Talk fact sheet series.

Financing Long Term Care Web site includes helpful fact sheets.

The Minnesota Health Care Directive, includes a planning toolkit and the directive form.

 

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