Faculty and Research
Faculty members in the School of Education at the University of Michigan engage in research to find solutions to pressing problems in education. The issues range from increasing basic literacy, to supporting learners understanding of complex ideas, overcoming educational inequalities, and preparing teachers who can educate a diverse population of students. More...
These problems span from preschool through graduate school and beyond. Engaging in research allows faculty to explore new territories and examine issues that others have not uncovered. As a result of our research work, School of Education (SOE) faculty research:
- Creates new ideas for teachers, schools, the public at large
- Influences theory and improves practice
- Fosters critical dialogue among faculty and students, allowing them to grapple with new challenging ideas
- Serves as an important component to both our undergraduate and graduate programs in the School of Education
- Allows us to take part in and inform national and global debates on educational issues and policy
- Contributes to the solution of problems in the increasingly diverse global economy
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