
KU School of Education & Human Sciences
@KUSOEHS
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Preparing educators and human science professionals as leaders since 1909.
Lawrence, KS
Joined February 2010
🍩 Wow, you all showed up! The donuts disappeared by 10 AM this morning—thanks for kicking off the 25–26 academic year with us. We’ll have more Donut Days ahead, so stay tuned. Always here to support you, and so glad you’re with us. Rock Chalk! 💙❤️ #WelcomeBack #RockChalk
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✨ Here we go! Have a great first day of classes, Jayhawks. We're so glad to see you. #RockChalk
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KU researchers have produced a set of guidelines to help educators responsibly implement A.I. in a way that empowers teachers, parents, students and communities alike.
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Researchers in the Center for Innovation, Design & Digital Learning at the University of Kansas have published a set of guidelines for responsible implementation of artificial intelligence in schools...
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🚌 Next stop: Fall semester. We can’t wait to welcome you back to the Hill next week, Jayhawks! #RockChalk
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Welcome, School of Education & Human Sciences (SOEHS) Jayhawks! 👋 . Join us for the SOEHS Academic Welcome on Sunday, August 17th from 1-3PM at Joseph R. Pearson Hall (JRP). Enjoy games, snacks, and giveaways while getting to know faculty, staff, and fellow students. #RockChalk
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What if schools could harness the potential of AI, tech, and data to reimagine teaching and learning? . That’s the vision behind the Center for Reimagining Education (CRE) and its partnership with school districts.
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“Our goal is to use AI as a lens to help schools think through how we personalize education,” said Bart Swartz, director of CRE.
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A new KU partnership blends STEM education and physical performance training to offer middle school and high school students hands-on experience in sports medicine, exercise science, and strength and conditioning.
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A new partnership within the Achievement & Assessment Institute (AAI) blends STEM education and physical performance training to offer middle school and high school students hands-on experience in...
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Meritocracy fosters competition and ignores unique human differences, leading to unequal educational results, a new article from Yong Zhao, University Distinguished Professor of Educational Psychology at KU, argues.
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Yong Zhao, an education scholar at the University of Kansas, argues in a new article that education should move away from the idea of meritocracy, which fosters unnatural competition among students...
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“On Bigotry,” a new book by @KUSOEHS assistant prof. Nicholas Mitchell, explores how bigotry functions in a critical, nonpartisan way.
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New book examines bigotry in a critical, nonpartisan way.
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👏 Congratulations to the 751 undergraduate SOEHS Jayhawks who earned honor roll distinction for the spring 2025 semester!. View the full list:
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Nearly 8,700 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earned honor roll distinction for the spring 2025 semester.
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Wherever this summer finds you, whether it’s an internship, study abroad, a classroom, or relaxing at home, we hope you’re enjoying it and learning along the way! ❤️💙☀️ #RockChalk
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.@KUSOEHS researchers developed and validated the effectiveness of a tool that can be key to helping parents and educators identify and build on the strengths of young students.
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KU researchers developed and validated the effectiveness of a Preschool Strengths Inventory.
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Findings from a new study co-authored by a @KUSOEHS scholar help demonstrate risks for injuries to the ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow—and how athletes, trainers and coaches can prevent them.
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A University of Kansas study measured the thickness of the UCL in throwing and nonthrowing elbows of both pitchers and position players of a college baseball team. The study can showed arm slot is...
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