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New Korean study abroad program uncovers the cultural and social roots of educational practices to broaden horizons and open minds in America’s classrooms.
» Studying and Teaching Abroad Brings Greater Insight at Home
University of Idaho faculty member and researcher studies the correlation between fitness, grades, attendance and discipline among kids.
» Studying the Effects of Obesity in School-age Children
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Professor Jeff Seegmiller, from the Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, has been awarded a grant to study how bone density in children is impacted during activities.» Read More
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RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE
Marty Yopp, professor in the Adult Career & Technology Education department earns the President’s Award at the 2009 Western Business Education Association conference.
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Marty Yopp, professor in the Adult Career & Technology Education department earns the President’s Award at the 2009 Western Business Education Association conference.
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STUDYING CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
“Our main goal is to educate students in the U.S. and give them a broader-based understanding of the conflict and to reduce media stereotypes,” said Melissa Saul, professor in the College of Education Curriculum and Instruction department.
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“Our main goal is to educate students in the U.S. and give them a broader-based understanding of the conflict and to reduce media stereotypes,” said Melissa Saul, professor in the College of Education Curriculum and Instruction department.
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FIGHTING THE OBESITY EPIDEMIC
For David Paul, exercise physiologist and faculty member in our Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance department, investigating the relationships between the build environment and obesity in children and adults are critical issues that are ripe for research.
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For David Paul, exercise physiologist and faculty member in our Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance department, investigating the relationships between the build environment and obesity in children and adults are critical issues that are ripe for research.
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