Two doctoral students in the College of Education at Michigan State University have been picked to be among the first 8,000 testers of Google Glass, a new product that can take pictures, record video, live stream and search the web at the command of its wearer’s voice. William Cain and Sandra Sawaya, both students...
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Tags: educational psychology, Glass, Google, Students, technology
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Twitter can easily teach people about social movements such as Occupy Wall Street and even entice them to participate, according to a new study by a Michigan State University education doctoral student. The social networking site – which lets users read, send and group together 140-character messages known as tweets – can actually be...
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Tags: CEPSE, educational psychology, Gleason, Greenhow, Occupy Wall Street, technology, Twitter
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In an age when mental and emotional health are critical to a child’s academic success, how can counseling be effective when both counselors and students don’t have enough hours in the day? A new book, co-authored by associate professor of school psychology John Carlson and school psychology doctoral student Jeffrey Shahidullah, explores ways K-12...
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Tags: CEPSE, counseling, educational psychology, research, Students
Posted in Alumni, College News, Elementary Education, K-12 Outreach, Research, Secondary Education, Special Education |
Richard Prawat has recently been reappointed as chairperson of the Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology and Special Education (CEPSE). Prawat has served as chairperson of CEPSE since April 1991. He is also a professor of educational psychology and teacher education within MSU’s College of Education, with research interests including teaching and learning for understanding...
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Tags: CEPSE, educational psychology, higher education, Rehabilitation counseling
Posted in Academics, Alumni, CEPSE, CITE PhD Program, College News, Educational Administration, Elementary Education, HALE, HALE Center, K-12 Administration, Other News, Secondary Education, Special Education, Teacher Education |
For an amazing 19th year in a row, Michigan State University has been ranked No. 1 in the nation for both elementary and secondary education! The College of Education at MSU also now ranks No. 15 overall — up from No. 16, according to the latest graduate school rankings compiled by U.S. News &...
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Tags: Award, curriculum, Educational administration, educational psychology, elementary education, graduate, Heller, higher education, instruction, policy, Rankings, Rehabilitation counseling, research, secondary education, Teacher education, U.S. News
Posted in Academics, Alumni, CEPSE, Certification, CITE PhD Program, College News, College Resources, Development, EdD in K-12 Administration, Educational Administration, Elementary Education, Global Educators Cohort Program, HALE, K-12 Administration, K-12 Outreach, Kinesiology, Master of Arts in Literacy Instruction, Master of Arts in Teaching and Curriculum, Masters in HALE, Masters in K-12 Educational Administration, Masters in Student Affairs Administration, Outreach, PhD in HALE, PhD in K-12 Educational Administration, Research, Secondary Education, Special Education, Teacher Education, Urban Educators Cohort Program |
The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) has selected the Educational Psychology and Educational Technology’s (EPET) program at Michigan State University to receive the Best Practice Award for the Innovative Use of Technology. The award honors the full collection of EPET academic programs, including a certificate, master’s degree and doctorate, all of which...
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Tags: AACTE, Award, CEPSE, educational psychology, higher education, technology
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