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“My advisor has been very supportive of my studies, given me good advice. She has supported me with conference attendance, encouraged my ideas very much, and shown general care for my well-being.”
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Student outcomes in physics classrooms increase with more teacher training

Only 47 percent of U.S. physics teachers have a physics degrees or physics education, according to the National Science Foundation.

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College forges new relationships with Columbus schools, new superintendent

Education and Human Ecology faculty and staff dialogue with Talisa Dixon, listening to needs and offering support.

Education Deans for Justice and Equity convene at Ohio State

More than 200 deans of colleges and schools of education work to change the public debate about teaching, integrating inclusivity into all they do.

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Metabolic syndrome risk may be reduced with low-carb diet

A low-carb diet may have benefits for people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes even if they don’t lose any weight, a new study suggests.

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