Missions
- 1. To prepare the next generation of educators and administrators to teach and conduct research to address important problems facing the current educational system.
- 2. To enhance potential human performance by conducting important research in areas such as physical development, speech/language/auditory development, and psychological/emotional development.
Areas of emphasis include teacher preparation, services to at-risk children and to academically diverse and low-performing schools, preparation of school leaders, and integration of technology into learning.
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