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UVA researchers see big benefits when teachers visit students’ homes. Now they’re exploring the impact on families.

When knees are damaged, the mind is often the last element to heal.

With funding from the Jefferson Trust, students who suffer head injuries will receive the same concussion protocol as student-athletes.

Supporting the next generation of reading specialists, recent School of Education and Human Development grads spent this summer coaching others.

UVA’s Youth-Nex and Charlottesville City Schools’ Lugo-McGinness Academy are partnering to show teens how to do their own research.

According to UVA professor and board-certified audiologist Margaret Halinski, some summer environments are safe for only a few minutes.

Two UVA kinesiology scholars hope their research will help women better understand how to stay healthy as their bodies change.

Teachers with good classroom management skills stay in teaching longer and teach better, a UVA expert says.

Doctoral student Westley Fallavollita shares ways mentors can play a positive role for teens and their digital wellness.

Experts in the schools of Education and Engineering hope to give teachers a way to improve instruction using AI.