Here are a few ways you can enhance your college experience that will set you up to wow school administrators when you’re applying for teaching jobs upon graduation.
Keynote speaker Stephanie M. Jones explores the intersection of social and emotional learning and early childhood development when the fifth Social and Emotional Learning Conference kicks off on April 17 at University of Northern Iowa.
A three-member team for University of Northern Iowa's College of Education has joined a national effort to modernize how future teachers are prepared for the classroom, with a focus on the growing impact of artificial intelligence in education.
The Iowa Board of Regents has approved a new Bachelor of Arts in special and inclusive education at the University of Northern Iowa, effective this fall, marking a significant step forward in preparing educators to meet Iowa’s ongoing demand for highly skilled special education teachers.
A $130,000 grant will support the continued development of the UNI TEACH Studio, an innovative learning environment advancing how future educators are prepared to serve Iowa’s PreK–12 schools.
Nearly 2,400 first-graders from 48 schools across Iowa joined in the 20th African American Read-In in a virtual event connecting them with children's literature, guest author Derrick Barnes and illustrator Oge Mora.
