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Below is a listing of all Action in Education articles available in digital format. Use the links on the left to sort articles in a specific category.
For the second year in a row, a COE graduate is named National Counselor of the Year The... read more
When Helma Wardenaar (MEd ’08) posted a photo on a closed Facebook group of herself carrying a... read more
The civil rights injunction to “lift as you climb”—to bring others with you as you succeed—inspired... read more
It’s not easy to encapsulate a combined 55 years of teaching in a few words, but recent... read more
STAYING POWER “When people say, ‘Are you going to retire?’ I look at them and say, ‘What’s the 25th... read more
With plants in hand and potions in mind, children delved into wizardry and magic at Harry Potter... read more
Crisis Counseling for Children When parents are in shock, who comforts the child?... read more
“It is imperative to have a school nurse, especially with the tremendous increase in students’... read more
Our nation is experiencing one of the most significant teacher shortages in history. Class sizes... read more
It took a near-death experience to jump-start Jackie Sanchez’s education. “That was a wake-up... read more
In the three years since she arrived at Lawndale Community Academy, school counselor Kirsten Perry... read more
Social Justice and Educational Activist Addresses Inequality Renowned author, activist and... read more
“DePaul’s mission and our Vincentian personalism, plus our role as an urban educator, puts us in a... read more
Growing out of a successful pilot begun nearly two years ago, the COE’s micro-credentialing program... read more
“I tell my students that when you can have continuity with your education, take advantage of it,... read more
It is no secret that when one thinks of DePaul University, the notion of “mission” comes... read more
Laurita Paramo worked from the time she graduated from Joliet (Ill.) Central High School in 2006... read more
Classic shows from the Golden Age of Radio are a treasure trove for people who are blind or visually... read more
Thomas Noel, Jr.Noel is an instructional assistant professor of educational leadership. He... read more
Build on the ideas you learned as a student by exploring these new works by College of Education... read more
It all started with asbestos. Erika Wozniak (EDU ’04) learned from a co-worker that the toxic... read more
Ricardo Castro (EDU ’07) knows from experience the potential dangers when students see themselves... read more
Kimberly Lloyd has been an officer with the Chicago Police Department for over 18 years, but she... read more
For many students in disadvantaged communities, graduating from college is even harder than... read more
Groundbreaking graduate degree in Ikeda/Soka studies For the first time, people seeking to... read more
STEM IN THE SUMMER Solar cars and robots swarmed around the COE building for a week in August... read more
As we begin a new academic year, our faculty, staff, and students have one shared focus: to answer... read more
“Because my first language is not English, I am already experienced in second language... read more
“When College of Education faculty members extend their expertise to teachers in China, it not only... read more
When you read books written by your professors, you can hear their voices in the pages. You see how... read more
No matter which specialty they pursue, students in the College of Education’s master’s program in... read more
Although she could have saved herself a year of classes and tuition at another university, Megan... read more
As 2017 continues to unfold, it is clear that the effects of the current sociopolitical climate... read more