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A fresh, new idea is growing—quite literally—on the Mountaintop Campus, home to the College of Education. On a hill near the staff parking lot is an organic garden with eight small raised beds. In those beds have been planted the seeds of a program that, if properly nurtured, could one day help teachers feed their students’ bodies, as well as... Read more »
Brandon Knettel, a doctoral student in counseling psychology at Lehigh, takes an ethnographic approach to his research.
“My view is that no intervention can be effective if it isn’t informed by and rooted in the Tanzanian culture,” says Knettel, who is studying mental health... Read more »
With more than 1,350 publications and presentations behind him, Perry Zirkel is one of the most cited authors in education law. He has published and presented his work on empirical and practical analyses of legal developments for school leaders all over the United States. His speaking engagements have taken him to every state except Hawaii.
Preschool helps give young children a leg up when they enter kindergarten. But research shows some young kids—namely, dual language learners (DLLs)—need additional support to reap maximum benefit.
“Preschool Spanish-speaking, dual language learners are behind in their English (and Spanish) language ability when they enter kindergarten,” ... Read more »
KingSpry's Education Law Practice Group partnered with Lehigh University’s Center for Developing Urban Educational Leaders (CDUEL) and the Pennridge School District to bring internationally known education scholar Dr. Yong Zhao to Bethlehem on August 28 for a special discussion and reception.