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Valentine’s Day Passion for Research‑Backed Instruction

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy | School of Education

The literacy practices that endure are rarely flashy. They are dependable, effective, and rooted in what we know about how students learn....

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Sue Fenstermacher Successfully Defends her Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

The title of Sue’s dissertation is "THE ROLE OF DISTRIBUTED LEADERSHIP IN EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS." Overview of the Problem: Many U.S....

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Garrette Carson Sutherland Successfully Defends his Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

The title of Garrette’s study is "LEADERSHIP ACROSS WORLDS: AN INTERPRETIVE INQUIRY INTO URBAN AND RURAL PRINCIPALSHIP IN BELIZE THROUGH A...

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World Read Aloud Day: Why Leadership Keeps Literacy Alive

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy | School of Education

On February 4, World Read Aloud Day, we celebrate the simple act of reading aloud — but for school leaders and educators, this day is also a...

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Doctoral Program Alumni Spotlight #14 - Dr. Laura Bigaouette '19

Alumni Spotlights | Doctoral Program | Doctoral Program 15th Anniversary! | School of Education

Dr. Bigaouette started as an employee at Âé¶¹Ö±²¥ in the School of Education and her work with the Changing Suburbs Institute afforded...

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Strengthening Literacy on National Handwriting Day

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy | School of Education

At the Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy, we believe handwriting is not a forgotten skill—it is a foundational literacy tool. As educators...

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