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Fighting Back

As bullying incidents become more widespread and vicious, UT Arlington professors—including many from the College of Education and Health Professions—are engaged in sweeping research and scholarly studies to curb the troubling trend.

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Training Parents as Teachers

For centuries, educators have debated why Johnny can’t read. If parents were better trained, would it make a difference in the children’s long-term academic performances? That’s what curriculum and instruction Assistant Professor Amber Brown aims to find out.

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Coordinated Effort

Kinesiology Assistant Professor Priscila Caçola believes developmental coordination disorder may be linked to a difficulty in the way the brain plans movement. She hopes working with children will test that theory and lead to more effective interventions.

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Top of Her Class

Dr. Kathleen Tice, assistant professor of education, was recently honored with an Outstanding Teaching Award from the UT System Board of Regents. The prestigious achievement recognizes her extraordinary classroom performance and innovation at the undergraduate level.

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News & Events

UT Arlington College of Education Professor receives national honor

Leisa Martin, assistant professor in the College of Education and Health Professions, is one of only…

Distinguished leader, author to speak in College of Education's Mike Moses K-16 Leadership Speaker Series

Thomas Bellamy, founding director of the Goodlad Institute for Education Renewal at the University of…

Education professor receives Academic Partnerships research grant

WTNZ/FOX 43 (Knoxville, Tenn.) reported the first research grant recipients from the Faculty eCommons'…

AT&T gift will allow UT Arlington College of Education to expand college readiness centers at North Texas high schools

Worldwide communications giant AT&T has awarded a $300,000 gift to The University of Texas at Arlington…

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Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Make a Lasting Impact

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction strives to prepare and support effective professional educators who can meet their students' diverse academic, social, and personal needs.

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Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies

Become a Leader

The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies prepares students to be relational, ethical, and global leaders. During their time in the program, they are armed with the knowledge and skills they will need to make a positive contribution in the workplace, in the communities in which they live, and throughout the world.

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Department of Kinesiology

A Place for Healing

The Department of Kinesiology offers a variety of degree plans in human movement. Whether you want to teach in the K-12 setting; pursue a career in personal fitness training, strength and conditioning, or cardiac rehab; or specialize in musculoskeletal injuries and common illnesses, there’s an option for you.

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Center for Bilingual and ESL Education

Help Open Communication Barriers

Responding to the growing number of English language learners, the center strives to increase the number of bilingual and ESL teachers in Texas. It prepares teachers to work with linguistically diverse student populations and provides technical support to school districts.

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Center for Social Studies Education

Promote Crucial Learning

Social studies education is critical to promoting informed democratic citizenship and global understanding. The Center serves a critical need in the state of Texas, nationally, and internationally to advance such education, teacher training, and research. 

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Southwest Center for Mind, Brain, and Education

Explore New Horizons

Imagine being part of something that can change the face of education as we know it. We are attempting to do that by searching for educational solutions in the neurosciences. The center is interested in how advances in neuroscience, genetics, and cognitive science can inform educational practice and leadership.

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Center for Healthy Living and Longevity

Improve Our Quality of Life

Faculty from a variety of disciplines collaborate to improve health throughout the lifespan. Initiatives focus on keeping seniors active, decreasing sedentary-related diseases (like diabetes and osteoporosis), and the assessment and management of concussions.

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Research

The Center for K-16 Education Policy and Research

The Center for K-16 Education Policy and Research, founded in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, is dedicated to producing and disseminating cutting-edge research on K-16 education to inform education policy and practice.

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