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Happening Around EHE

Columbus Public Schools superintendent Talisa Dixon

College forges new relationships with Columbus schools

Dean Pope-Davis and the college plan to build and grow collaborations by listening to those who work in Columbus City Schools, part EHE's Urban and Rural Education Initiative.

Ten alumni and a faculty emeritus were honored during the 2019 Hall of Fame and Alumni Awards ceremony

College honors 11 for alumni awards, hall of fame

The College of Education and Human Ecology proudly presents the 2019 Hall of Fame and Alumni Award recipients chosen by the college's alumni society.

$18 million grant awarded to Ohio State Early Head Start

A new federal grant will continue high-quality early childhood education and services to low-income households through 2024.

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- Alana Oif

PhD student, Special Education

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Latest EHE News

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15 faculty join Education and Human Ecology in 2019

EHE's newest faculty class brings nationally known talents to the classroom, and university.

EHE starts collaboration with rural school district leaders

Ohio Valley Educational Service Center hosts Don Pope-Davis at leadership day

Teachers present their iPad apps that propose solutions to community problems

College partners with Apple, schools to train teachers in coding

Educators take on community problems with app design

Teacher reads to group of young students

Preschool teachers ask too many easy questions during shared reading

Researchers recommend asking how-procedural questions to help children learn new concepts.

Events

27 August

Informational Meeting: Funding Opportunity for EHE Grad Students

Join the Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Research Initiative (GSIRI) team to learn more about this new funding opportunity for EHE Graduate students.

28 August

Workshop: Writing Effective Assessment Questions

How do you know if your assessments are effective? Are you testing learners' content knowledge? Or do your assessments measure their deduction skills?

03 September

Workshop: Accessiblity in Carmen

Assuring CarmenCanvas courses are accessible to all learners can be challenging. Yet small changes, such as using headers and describing images, allow students to fully engage with the course.

25 September

Methods Workshop: Survey Statistics

This talk will review the concepts of probability and non-probability sampling, sampling with and without replacement, and introduce the finite population correction factor.

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