Emerald publishes third book in series co-edited by Schepers
Ofelia Castro Schepers’ new book helps teachers understand and address their students’ needs.
Ofelia Castro Schepers’ new book helps teachers understand and address their students’ needs.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded grants totaling over $3.2 million to four College of Education faculty members in August.
At its first Power Friday event of the semester (Sept. 12), the College celebrated 12 faculty authors who published 16 books in 2024-25.
The national College Board organization, founders of the SAT® and AP® programs, invited the Purdue Center for Rural Research, Education, and Outreach to present a workshop at several venues in Indiana in September.
A research team led by ENE’s Greg Strimel along with S. Selcen Guzey, Tamara Moore, and Morgan Hynes are continuing SCALE K-12 efforts to bring advanced knowledge of microelectronics into classrooms and inspire the next generation of STEM professionals.
Wayne Wright’s new book, Teaching English Language Learners: Research, Theory, Policy, and Practice is the authoritative textbook for getting K12 teachers and administrators ready to meet state competency requirements and help their multilingual students thrive.