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In this episode of Pulled Up Short, Dean Stanton Wortham and Richard Kearney explore why touch may be our most important—and most neglected—human sense.
Carolina Alí, M.A. ’22 (Learning Engineering), received the Gold Award at the 2022 World Usability Day Design Challenge for “Curiously,” an app mockup and guide for caregivers and families seeking to create learning experiences in nature for young children.
Everyone has heard the mantra: keep it simple. Why make something more complicated than it needs to be? In this episode, expert psychologist Howard Gardner reflects on the complexities inherent in simplicity via the global uptake of his famous theory of multiple intelligences.
After graduating from the Donovan Urban Teaching Scholars Program Dr. Chukwuma "Chuks" Ekwelum has devoted his career to reshaping the global landscape of teaching alongside his family in Rwanda.
In this episode, Stanton Wortham is joined by Usha Tummala-Narra, Program Director of the Ph.D. Program in Counseling Psychology. Together, they draw on anthropological research to illustrate why a belief in witchcraft is rational.
AERA Fellow status recognizes significant scientific or scholarly contributions.
He brings to the role nearly 50 years of experience in special education instruction, program direction, and service advocacy.
Former NHL player Ben Smith steps off-ice to the next stage in his career
The arrangement will allow both schools to serve their special needs students more effectively.
The virus itself isn't the only negative health consequence of the pandemic, says a Lynch School Professor Jim Mahalik. Here are tips to help deal with the stress.
A letter from Boston College President William P. Leahy, S.J.
Lynch School Professor Usha Tummala-Narra, a licensed psychologist, talks about reducing stress and anxiety on Boston 25 News.
A Lynch School research project examines South Korean schools that promote democracy-based education and humanism, eschewing the widespread focus on testing and grades.
Boston College and the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) establish a collaborative exchange with a memorandum of understanding
“More people want to have a sense that our leaders understand the experiences of the people they serve,” says Professor Jim Mahalik. He explains that we perceive politicians who cry and who display emotions publicly as more empathetic. Will our perception of relatability change in the coming years with the change of leadership?
Earl J. Edwards ’10 focuses his scholarship on the impact of structural racism on public institutions, and how K–12 students whose families are homeless navigate schools.
Led by Matt DelSesto ’12, Boston College undergraduates are learning side-by-side with incarcerated students at a local prison, with mutually beneficial results
BC Institute for the Study of Race and Culture Director Alex Pieterse, a faculty member in the Lynch School of Education and Human Development, will be the keynote speaker at this year's scholarship event.
Professor Shaun Dougherty leads the Lynch School's brand-new Catholic Education Research Initiative (CERI).
Doctoral candidate in the Curriculum and Instruction program, Kierstin Guinco lands a spot in the International Literacy Association's 30 under 30.
Patrick Tutwiler is a Ph.D. alumnus of the Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Two major conferences draw education leaders from across the nation and around the world
The Boston College Roche Center for Catholic Education and School of Theology and Ministry hosted a groundbreaking conference this fall on the role of Hispanic educators in Catholic schools, drawing more than 125 Catholic school leaders, theologians, and researchers.
A. Lin Goodwin, a globally renowned teacher-education expert and the former dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Hong Kong, has joined the Lynch School of Education and Human Development.
Boston College, through the Lynch School of Education and Human Development, is one of a handful of American universities offering online, graduate-level education courses this fall for young alumni of Asian University for Women.
The founder of City Connects and executive director of BC's Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children discusses her journey.
In a new book, Lynch School Professor Belle Liang helps readers navigate school, work, and life.