Informed & Inspired

Associate Professor Nicholas Johnson hopes to add nuance to an understanding of what good instruction looks like.

One of six Chaldean students in SDSU’s Cajon Valley Cohort, Rojina Tobya aspires to be a welcoming face for newcomers.

With new federal funding, the Center for Excellence in Early Development is set to expand successful early childhood mental health services across San Diego County.

New credential launched in response to Proposition 28, which increases arts funding at schools.

Department of Educational Leadership professor and chair honored for his expertise in school leadership, literacy.

California Secretary of State is honored at event co-hosted by COE, Black Resource Center and CABWARE.

Former classroom teacher offers his insights into how kids think about mathematics — and its implications for how the subject should be taught.

Equity-minded educational leadership doctoral student Nader Twal aspires to improve schools through Liberatory Design.

CSP professor Tonika Duren Green discusses why names like Henrietta Goodwin and Charles Bell should continue to ring out for current students.

The U.S. News & World Report ranking is its best ever and its third time in the top ten.