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What kinds of help do adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities use to meet their daily needs, and how can they and their caregivers be better supported? A College of Education faculty member has received a $600,000 federal grant to study those important questions. 

A new credential program at Cal State Long Beach promises to enrich dance education in local schools and expand career opportunities for dancers interested in teaching. 

Several Cal State Long Beach master’s degree programs – including two of ours in the College of Education – are among the “best” if you want to graduate with comparatively little debt and high earning potential.That’s according to a new analysis of government data by the publication Washington Monthly.

As Naza Nwala approached her eighth-grade graduation ceremony, she had a beautiful speech prepared but not the confidence to deliver it.

Marissa Moreno, a student at Moorpark Community College, is trying to decide which teacher preparation program is right for her.

 Dr. Angelica Loera Suarez, the president of Orange Coast College, has received a prestigious national award for her work supporting student success — work inspired by her experience as a first-generation, immigrant Cal State Long Beach student.

Three College of Education students researching better ways to teach, counsel and close achievement gaps among struggling students earned first, second and third place finishes in the 36th annual Cal State Long Beach Student Research Competition earlier this month.