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Dropping in: special education professor brings mentoring to troubled schools
October 15, 2006, Kurt Brobeck
Carolyn Hughes, professor of special education, has been piloting a mentoring program that pairs college students with students in two of Nashville’s high poverty high schools.
The handwriting is on the wall: Researchers see a downside as keyboards replace pens in schools
October 11, 2006, Margaret Webb Pressler, The Washington Post
A study by Steve Graham, professor of special education, demonstrates how learning handwriting is still vitally important for students’ cognitive and academic development.
New study seeks to improve college graduation rate
October 2, 2006, Vanderbilt News Service
Peabody researchers want to know why many American students begin but do not finish college and what can be done to help more students earn degrees.
Feeling Snappy
Fall 2006, Lew Harris, Peabody Reflector
This Peabody grad is carving her own niche in the ever-expanding online marketplace.
A Force for Change
Fall 2006, Lisa Robbins, Peabody Reflector
This unique interdisciplinary program is committed to social change through community-based action research.
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