Teaching

In a letter Wednesday to the WSU community, President Kirk Schulz provided a roadmap for Fall 2020, outlining how the university plans to adjust operations for the safety of its students, faculty and staff.  

Recipients of the Richard G. Law Excellence Award for Undergraduate Teaching are described as educators who inspire curiosity into, and understanding of, an area of study.

Faculty from all campuses with innovative ideas to enhance student learning are encouraged to apply for this grant.

Stephanie Kerschbaum, acclaimed author and associate professor of English at the University of Delaware, presents “Signs of Disability: Perception, Materiality, Narrative,”

The federally funded student success initiative Cougs Rise receives an additional $120,000 to support early faculty interaction with incoming first-year students.

Prospective graduate students in the field of education can have their questions answered at this annual Graduate Preview Event.

Newly designed program will support the preparation of K-12 school teachers in computer science.

Instructors can stop worrying about evaluation revenge as long as they use practices in the classroom that students perceive as fair.

Becky Rausch has had a passion for teaching since she was a little girl. But rearing eight children and serving as a paraprofessional left her little time to complete an education degree. That is, until the past two years.

The Learning and Performance Research Center at Washington State University is hosting its sixth annual Methods Workshop, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday-Friday, May 10-11, on the Pullman campus.