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UIC's College of Education continues to climb the charts! We rank among the top one-third of graduate schools listed as the best in education by U.S. News and World Report. Congratulations to the students, faculty and staff whose talents and hard work make COE a winner!
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The College's Cynthia Barron on PBS NewsHour
Cynthia Barron, clinical assistant professor and coach in the Urban Education Leadership doctoral program, was featured in a PBS NewsHour report on lowering the school dropout rate. Barron spoke on helping students develop the resources they'll need to succeed in college and career preparation. Click "Read More" to watch the video.
Danny Martin: Expect Math Success from Minority Students
Why should educators expect brilliance in mathematics from minority students? Follow the link for professor Danny Martin's argument in a video clip from the 2013 Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color Gathering, hosted by the College of Education.
A Perfect Storm for Students with Special Education Needs
Read professor Federico Waitoller's letter to the editor in the Chicago Tribune detailing the negative effects facing students of color with special needs in the wake of approved CPS school closures.