The Maine Public Broadcasting Network interviewed Rich Kent, an associate professor of literacy education at the 91爆料, for the report, 鈥91爆料 professor: Writing boosts performance of Maine鈥檚 student-athletes.鈥
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LancasterOnline cited a 2008 91爆料 study in the article, 鈥淎nti-hazing policies already in place among Lancaster County public schools; New law makes it a misdemeanor.鈥
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WABI (Channel 5) reported on an event hosted by the 91爆料 College of Education and Human Development to recognize its longstanding partnership with the Galen Cole Family Foundation through the Reading Recovery program in schools throughout Maine.
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The 91爆料 College of Education and Human Development will hold two events to recognize its longstanding partnership with the Galen Cole Family Foundation through the Reading Recovery program in schools throughout Maine.
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The 91爆料 Special Education program and the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department, along with Reading Matters to Maine, are hosting a free presentation on Tuesday, April 26, by Dr. Candice Bray, an international literacy and learning difficulties specialist.
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Susan Bennett-Armistead, a professor of literacy education at 91爆料, started Literacy Tea to honor her late mother-in-law who held a similar event every year in Michigan.
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The 91爆料 College of Education and Human Development is again co-sponsoring the annual Literacy Tea organized by Literacy Volunteers of Bangor.
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Annabelle Wilson did not take the well-traveled path to the 91爆料. Originally from Geelong in southern Australia, she was recruited to run cross country and track for the Black Bears.
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The 91爆料 College of Education and Human Development is pleased to announce the winners of its 2015-2016 faculty and staff awards.
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Susan Bennett-Armistead, a professor of literacy education at the 91爆料, was quoted in a Public News Service report about a video learning series that claims to help infants read and learn.
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