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Education changes lives. The Indiana University School of Education is a supportive, welcoming community that helps people like you succeed. But there’s so much more to education than what happens in the classroom. You love education and are undaunted by its challenges. We develop passionate and resilient individuals into caring educators that break down barriers, turn inequalities into opportunities, and expand minds. There’s a high demand for educators and you’ll be positioned to get jobs and prepared with the knowledge and experiences to do them well. This is the place where your journey begins. A place where nature and beauty restores, and professors, mentors, and technology challenge us to greatness. The IU School of Education is a place of firsts and new frontiers. Of high standards, high tech, and even higher achievement. Of global and regional experiences and diversity of thought. Change lives and find yourself at the IU School of Education.
Maryellen McClain has received the American Psychology Association Division 16’s Contributions to Mentorship Award. An associate professor of school psychology, McClain said mentorship is extremely important to her, and being recognized on the national level for something she cares so deeply about was particularly special.
Jackie Adams is a junior studying elementary education with a focus in literacy who shared a day in her life last week. From her field experience off campus to classes and club events, Jackie took viewers through her day—and even introduced her new puppy.
