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An increasing number of preschool students are being suspended or expelled, especially Black boys. UVA researchers are examining why – and how to fix the system.

After years of debate, the FDA will allow hearing aids to be sold over-the-counter. That’s a good thing for the millions of adults who suffer some level of hearing loss, say UVA audiologists, but OTC devices are not for everybody.

A socially conscious student, Christopher Mathis is adding a Ph.D. in higher education to his law degree in the interest of systemic fairness.

The computer-based simulator provides hours of meaningful practice for UVA students training for a variety of professions in education and human development.

The Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning and its partners have created a teaching approach that combines social smarts with academic ones.

Retiring School of Education and Human Development Dean Bob Pianta’s career researching teacher-student interactions turned into a key to unlock effective teaching.

Amanda Nguyen is examining the effectiveness of interventions designed to improve the mental well-being of conflict-affected populations, including mothers and veterans, in Bangladesh, Ukraine and Myanmar.

New research shows that camps and clubs effectively engaging students in STEM subjects are doing much more than providing a series of hands-on activities.

UVA School of Education and Human Development Dean Bob Pianta walks us through the myriad ways proposed investments in early childhood education could improve society as a whole.

The researchers “would like people to know that fat can be fit, and that fit and healthy bodies come in all shapes and sizes.”