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BSE News and Events

Ranked among nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report
“The Berkeley School of Education has long been at the forefront of transformative work in education, and this year’s results reflect the progress and hard work of the entire BSE community and the school’s reputation as a leader in research, innovation, and community impact,” said Dean Michelle D. Young.

$1.4 million grant from Ballmer Group aimed at improving early childhood education
The University of California, Berkeley School of Education (BSE), collaborating with researchers across the campus and at UCLA, will advise early childhood education leaders on expanding access to quality preschool education for L.A. families under a $1.4 million grant from Ballmer Group. Berkeley will train school principals, ease upward mobility for experienced early childhood teachers, and research how child-care and pre-K organizations reach and support younger children, as California continues to invest in early education.

AERA photo gallery and reflections
Enjoy these photos and reflections from the American Educational Research Association's Annual Meeting (AERA), "Research, Remedy, and Repair: Toward Just Education Renewal," in Denver, Colo. BSE students, faculty, and staff presented at 130+ sessions.

It takes two to OЯTHO
Can two people learn math together by acing an arcade game? It's a question being investigated through an interactive tabletop digital game called OЯTHO, where players pick up fundamentals of the Cartesian coordinate system as their secret sauce for entering the hallowed hall of fame. Developed by Professor Dor Abrahamson and two scientists at the Copernicus Science Centre (CSC) in Warsaw, Poland, Katarzyna Potęga vel Żabik and Ilona Iłowiecka‐Tańska, OЯTHO challenges players to collaboratively navigate a virtual ball through maze-like paths, with the objective of completing the course in the shortest time and with the fewest moves.

Online@BSE: Beyond Zoom to a new kind of immersive digital learning
Professor Glynda Hull has established a state-of-the-art, immersive virtual classroom at Berkeley Way West, among the first of its kind at a school of education. Called O@BSE, the immersive classroom offers innovative online courses to students and working professionals who might not have access to a Berkeley education. The program also integrates cutting-edge pedagogy and research in the design and study of online education.

BSE now offers a Bachelor's degree in Educational Sciences
We know that education not only happens in schools and higher education, but also includes myriad forms of learning across contexts and the life span. Educational Sciences as an academic discipline explores the field of education via academic inquiry and direct engagement with schools, families, and local and global communities.