School of Education

Baylor School of Education prepares leaders for a changing world, offering degrees at every level for a range of careers focused on education, leadership, and human development. Known for a distinctive blend of theory and clinical experiences, the School’s programs have earned national recognition for exemplary preparation of research scholars, educational leaders, innovators, and clinicians.

Aug. 15, 2024
The Four-Day School Week in Texas – Is This Best for Students?

This fall, more than 100 Texas school districts moved to a four-day school week with another 19 districts moving to a hybrid schedule, but does this move benefit students? This is a question Baylor University education expert Bill Sterrett, Ph.D., is asking as he looks at how the four-day week could potentially affect student learning, attendance, teacher retention, and cost savings. As of now, Sterrett says the data is inconclusive.

Aug. 12, 2024
Returning to Routine: Five Tips to Lessen Back-to-School Stress

As summer comes to an end – earlier than ever, it seems – parents and children are getting ready for the new school year. For younger children, making the transition from a relaxed summer schedule to the routine of school can be jarring. Veteran teacher and Baylor University School of Education faculty member Gae Connally, M.S.Ed., offers five practical ideas to help make the start of the new school year less stressful, especially for younger students.

Jul. 31, 2024
Former SOE Interim Dean and Associate Dean Dr. Doug Rogers Retires

After 37 years in service and leadership in the Baylor School of Education and beyond, Dr. Doug Rogers retired in May 2024. An expert in educational technology, Rogers served as interim dean, associate dean, technology director, and faculty member in the SOE. At his retirement reception, Curriculum & Instruction interim chair Dr. Trena Wilkerson commended Roger’s leadership and vision for the SOE.

Jul. 22, 2024
iEngage Summer Civics Institute Emphasizes Active, Engaged Citizenship

Nearly 80 rising middle school students will attend Baylor University’s nationally recognized iEngage Summer Civics Institute July 22-26, with campers on the Baylor campus daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. iEngage is a nationally recognized program that includes iCivics online games for teaching civics concepts to middle school students.