Education technology scholar Pasha Antonenko has accomplished a feat no other COE faculty member has ever done–landing five research grants from the National Science Foundation — all in the same funding cycle.
UF precollegiate center keeps teachers up to date on bioscience technologies
Florida high school science teachers learn the latest technology and laboratory methods as part of a collaborative effort at the University of Florida to spark interest in bioscience careers among high schoolers. Read the story >>
NSF fellowship is just the latest achievement for UFTeach alum Xavier Monroe
Xavier J. Monroe, a 2013 UF graduate, belongs on a UFTeach student recruitment poster. And that’s even before he was awarded a prestigious Graduate...
UF pioneering ‘STEAM’ elementary ed. at Coral Gables school
While St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School in Coral Gables, Fla., was designing its STEM laboratory three years ago, the University of Florida’s...
Research and engaged scholarship: innovations in STEM education reform
UF College of Education faculty and their graduate students are aggressively pursuing vital research, crossing multiple disciplines, that is making...
UF, Palm Beach County schools launch bold STEM ed reform effort
The School District of Palm Beach County, together with the University of Florida, has announced the launch of a three-year reform effort to build a...
Professor’s book ties origin of science fairs to call for more STEM education
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- A new book by a University of Florida education professor about science fairs and other extracurricular school science...
UF gets $1.2 million to prepare science, math teachers for state’s high-needs schools
GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- Some experts are challenging the widespread notion of an overall worker shortage in the STEM fields of science, technology,...
Workforce council recognizes UF-Teach math-science program
GAINESVILLE, Fla.---UF-Teach, an innovative teacher-preparation program that recruits some of the University of Florida’s top science and...