Teaching

Professor Cramer’s passion for helping others shines through research, mentorship

By Ashley Garcia Elizabeth Cramer is passionate about helping others. Cramer is a professor of special education and the Graduate […]

Home is the first learning laboratory. This series brings opportunities to discover, explore and create to life-long learners everywhere. Through […]

The slate of award-winning graduate online programs offered by FIU’s School of Education and Human Development is growing. A new […]

A couple of Asians, an American and a European walked into an Argentinian kitchen. They all walked out with something […]

Isabella Perea ’20 is troubled every time she visits Colombia. Her heart breaks seeing how the educational system of her […]

Education runs deep in Anel Velasquez’s family. Her mother is a language arts teacher. Her grandfather taught mathematics in Cuba. […]

Hebrew Academy is the oldest Modern Orthodox Jewish Day School south of Baltimore. As such, Hebrew Academy has a long […]

As a statistics teacher of mostly seniors at Southwest Miami Senior High School, Jessica Collazo wishes she had the chance […]

Shifting their curriculum to an online platform was not the plan for many teachers throughout the country. The COVID-19 pandemic […]

Thirteen years averaging 13,000 hours – that’s how much time a child in the United States, on average, spends in […]