Glasscock School event highlights the profound community impact of classroom storytelling, oral language laboratories and leadership academies on Houston's youngest learners.
“Life in Schools: Voices from the Classroom, Insights for the Future” brought together educators and advocates to showcase classroom research and celebrate teaching excellence
The abundance of options for young children today offers exciting, but potentially intimidating opportunities to choose gifts that truly inspire learning and imagination. At Rice's School Literacy and Culture, we pride ourselves on ensuring that what we offer young learners is grounded in research and supports their development, creativity and play.
Teaching has always been a career of heart, hustle and high expectations. It’s a profession defined by its impact — on individuals, on communities and on futures still in the making. Teachers tend to be hardworking and creative individuals who are driven by a desire to make a difference.
Every day, teachers quietly perform acts of dedication that go far beyond the classroom. Whether staying late to tutor struggling students, buying supplies out of their own pockets or offering a listening ear during tough times, educators consistently show an unwavering commitment to their students’ growth and well-being.
Teacher professional development plays a critical role in preparing students for the academic and social demands of college. As higher education expectations evolve, educators must stay informed about the skills and knowledge students need to succeed beyond high school.
Rice University’s Susanne M. Glasscock School of Continuing Studies is now offering a minor in teaching, marking the school’s first undergraduate credential.
Prepare for any classroom or campus-wide challenge you face while strengthening and stretching your skills with the Master of Arts in Teaching program at Rice University.
