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Addressing climate change skepticism in rural classrooms
Scientific evidence alone isn’t enough to reach some students in conservative rural regions. Rochester researchers share what else teachers can do to counter climate change resistance.
National Science Foundation award supports justice-centered science teaching
Warner School educators are working with science teachers to confront the devastation and mistrust for science experienced by communities, especially those of color, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘Enjoy quality time’: Tips for parents to support kids during coronavirus closings
As K-12 students and their families face time away from school because of coronavirus closings, University of Rochester school counseling expert Bonnie Rubenstein says that it’s important to develop and maintain a culture of caring—not only at school, but also at home.
Warner School participates in national Horizons Giving Day to support low-income children in K-12
On May 20, 2015, Horizons programs across the country will attempt to raise $1 million to expand existing programs and bring Horizons to more communities and families.
Warner School professor promotes understanding of psychopathology
A new book, co-authored by Andre Marquis, associate professor of counseling and human development, closely examines the causes of, and treatments for, mental health disorders from various psychological and social perspectives.
Author aims to flip a broken school system
American public education is in deep crisis, and current reforms are not working. Enough is enough, says Joanne Larson, professor of education at the Warner School of Education.
Global Academic Publishing Guide Hits Press
A newly published book offers guidance to international scholars on navigating academic publication in English.
Helping Bereaved Kids Cope During the Holidays
The stretch between October and January becomes a downward spiral of grief for bereaved children.
Commom Core testing impacts middle school math practices
The survey polled 366 middle school mathematics teachers in 42 of the 45 Common Core-adopting states.
Summer Camp Hones Youths’ Writing Skills
Local middle school students aspiring to become the next J.K. Rowling or Ernest Hemingway will have the opportunity during a weeklong Warner School camp.