Teaching and Learning
SEHD Celebrates Music Education Partnership with 2026 GRAMMY Educator of the Year
School of Education and Human Development honors alumna Jennifer Jimenez and longstanding collaboration with Frost School of Music
Bringing AI and Data Science to Education's Front Lines
The University of Miami Frost Institute for Data Science & Computing (IDSC) welcomes Professor Wanli Xing this year as Core Faculty with a joint appointment in the School of Education and Human Development (SEHD).
Kaitlyn Casanas Receives Special Olympics Miami Community Impact Award
Doctoral candidate Kaitlyn Casanas wins the Special Olympics Miami Community Impact Award for creating inclusive spaces where students with disabilities thrive beyond the classroom.
Scientist studies AI as a ‘learning buddy’
Wanli Xing, a learning scientist at the University of Miami, explores the symbiotic nature of artificial intelligence in education—how AI helps students and how students help AI—in his quest to improve educational outcomes.
Improving the world, one idea at a time
During a conference focused on humanizing artificial intelligence, six student teams from the School of Education and Human Development pitched business ideas aimed at helping pave a better future for today’s youth.
Mark Fletcher’s Journey of Leadership, Faith, and Academic Excellence
For University of Miami running back Mark Fletcher, the end zone is just one platform among many.
TransformED in Action: SEHD's Family Weekend Connects and Inspires
From a cozy 'cafecito' with the Dean to a dynamic alumni panel, the School of Education and Human Development showcased its commitment to student success and community during the University of Miami's annual Family Weekend.
The History of the School of Education and Human Development
Established in 1929, the school began as a modest teacher education program and evolved into a comprehensive school offering programs designed to prepare future educators, researchers, and leaders in the fields of education, psychology, kinesiology, and research measurement.
Test scores in math and reading fall in public schools
Two School of Education and Human Development faculty members offer reasons for the decline in scores on tests administered by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Opinion: Teacher shortages at a crisis point
The nationwide teacher shortage has reached crisis levels, leaving schools scrambling to fill vacancies and students without adequate instruction.
Triple alumna uses tools and strategies learned through UOnline to drive change in Miami-Dade
Rose Martin, executive director of the Miami-Dade County Commission for Women, earned her doctorate in education in December and said she is already applying lessons from the program to her advocacy work.
Education Summit: Teacher Shortage Crisis
South Florida Education Consortium Sounds the Alarm on Teacher Shortage Crisis, Seeks Local Solutions to a National Emergency
