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Jan Lacina, Bezos Family Foundation Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Education, spoke to The 74 about censorship in school libraries.

Associate Professor Curby Alexander spoke with a reporter at the Dallas Morning news about the "summer slide," and how some schools in Dallas are working to overcome it.

Curby Alexander, Associate Professor of Teaching and Learning Sciences, spoke about the general life skills that are noticeably disappearing among younger generations in an article published by Parents.

People are hungry for online information. And the good news is, teachers care about students getting it right. Cathryn van Kessel, associate professor of curriculum studies, recently helped pen an article published in Theory & Research for Social Education that was the journal’s most downloaded for 2025, according to the journal’s social media.

TCU College of Education scholars will present 27 research sessions at the 2025 AERA Annual Meeting, highlighting innovation in bilingual education, AI, special education policy and more. Learn how their work is shaping the future of education.

TCU’s Citlali Molina, Ph.D. honored with Outstanding Pre-Tenure Counselor Educator Award by the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (SACES).

TCU faculty investigate the impact of Spanish-language billboards in Fort Worth, revealing cultural implications and inspiring positive change through the Sea un Mentor. Be a Maestro. campaign.

Beginning late January through July, Lacina’s project will provide English language teachers in Israel with resources to help students develop clear and structured written communication skills.

Frank Hernandez addresses ongoing FWISD challenges and proposes solutions to enhance teacher and principal development.