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Five years after the pandemic, a UVA education professor explains why reading and math scores warrant concern, not panic.

Finding the right book matters more than forcing yourself to finish the wrong one, according to a UVA reading specialist.

From World Cup stars to weekend athletes, knee injuries can sideline anyone. A UVA expert explains why.

This UVA expert shares strategies to pump the brakes on the passage of time.

The National Institutes of Health is backing doctoral student Jessica Smith’s commitment to improve access to specialty care, especially for people with autism.

A simple relationship-building technique can make a positive impact on families at home during the winter break.

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.