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03/08/2019
Bob de Schutter on the increased demographic market among older gamers
Game Daily.biz, March 5 (subscription may be required)
03/05/2019
Critical Literacy Helps Students Appreciate Multiple Perspectives
Miami University Assistant Professor, Katherine Batchelor, uses critical literacy to help future teachers design more inclusive and culturally relevant lessons.
03/01/2019
March SEOH News
Check out this month's news for notes about March's live session, information regarding an upcoming campus lecture event, an exciting announcement of a brand new student teaching scholarship, preparation for the spring teacher job fair and gaining assurances for completing literacy coursework.
02/27/2019
Protection of Vulnerable Seniors a Growing Challenge in Ohio
Cleveland.com, February 24, 2019 (subscription may be required)
02/26/2019
Reframe Podcast: Episode 51
walkerpodcast1200x800.jpgThe Social Emotional Sides of Teaching
02/20/2019
New EHS Student Senator Aligns Interest in Education with Policy, Advocacy, and Action
Only a few weeks into her second semester on campus, Kelsey Bittel was recently confirmed as an academic senator in Miami’s Associated Student Government (ASG), where she will represent the College of Education, Health and Society (EHS).
02/19/2019
Miami Students Selected to Attend Inaugural Diversity and Inclusion Event for Major League Baseball
mlb_800x400.pngRecently, a group of Miami University kinesiology and health students took part in MLB’s inaugural Take the Field event – a pioneering initiative designed to increase opportunities for women to work in baseball
02/12/2019
Reframe Podcast: Episode 50
ashleigh_1200x628.pngThe Personal Sides of Academic Advising
02/05/2019
More Awareness May Help Families with Autism Feel Less Isolated
settle800x400.pngFor most families, leaving the house and spending time together is an important part of life. Tracy Settleberry, Miami University visiting assistant professor of family science and social work, explores the profound implications for families who have children with autism and may find these kinds of activities closed off to them.
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