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Robin Hojnoski Named Dean for Lehigh’s College of Education
Hojnoski most recently served a two-year term as Acting Dean of the College of Education.
Dever Elected to Society for the Study of School Psychology
Bridget Dever has been elected as a member of the Society for the Study of School Psychology (SSSP). Dever, who serves as a Professor of School Psychology and the Associate Dean for Research, joins an elite, invitation-only cohort of scholars recognized for their outstanding impact on the field.
Lehigh University Study Finds Online Parent Training Can Help Young Children with ADHD as Effectively as In-Person Treatment
A forthcoming study from Lehigh University College of Education researchers George J. DuPaul and Lee Kern finds that an online parent training program for families of young children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be as effective as traditional in-person treatment.
PA’s Act 47 is a ‘Promising Start’ for Literacy, But Real Success Forms in the Classroom
A new commentary by education expert Ethan VanNorman warns that Pennsylvania’s ambitious new literacy legislation, Act 47, is only the first step in resolving the state's historically fragmented reading instruction.
Writing in the latest issue of Teach Magazine, Ethan VanNorman argues that while the law establishes critical guardrails, the true test of the legislation will be how effectively school districts support the educators tasked with bringing it to life.