COE Connections

Assistant professor of teacher education at SDSU Imperial Valley discusses her work dedicated to the social justice of transborder students.

Associate professor and chair in the Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education, discusses her work in the fields of language policy and multilingual education.

CFD associate professor works to reduce exclusionary discipline practices in early childhood systems.

ARPE associate professor examines the racialized and gendered experiences of communities of color in education.

Associate professor in the Department of Educational Leadership discusses his work to improve school leadership preparation.

CSP associate professor discusses her examination of multiculturally-responsive services and the training of school counselors.

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CFD assistant professor discusses her work to promote the wellbeing of minoritized young children from low-income households.

Assistant professor discusses her work to ensure students see themselves and their communities reflected in science instruction.

Assistant professor of literacy explores culturally sustaining pedagogy and equitable practices of teaching writing.

Rehabilitation Counseling faculty members discuss their collaborative work to level the playing field for people with disabilities.

Assistant professor in educational leadership discusses his work to make schools safe and inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ youth.

Assistant professor works at the intersection of two departments, seeking to better serve dual-language learners with disabilities.

Assistant professor in school psychology discusses her work to better serve culturally and linguistically diverse students.

We kick off Season 2 with our host in the hot seat to discuss her research to enhance the effectiveness of child mental health and social services.

Educational Leadership assistant professor explores how social relationships and organizational structures impact and enable school improvement and change.

Department of Special Education associate professor explores how parental involvement impacts the success of diverse students with disabilities.

ARPE assistant professor Toni Saia discusses bringing lived experience, focus on disability culture to the rehabilitation counseling field.

Nick Johnson discusses how understanding children's mathematical thinking can help us reimagine how math is taught and learned in school.

Jennica Paz, assistant professor in the Department of Counseling and School Psychology, discusses her passion for ensuring mental health wellbeing for youth from minoritized backgrounds.

Melissa A. Navarro Martell, assistant professor in the Department of Dual Language and English Learner Education, discusses her research into the need to prepare critically-conscious multilingual educators.