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  1. Education News

    An essential gear in a complex system

    A former USC Rossier dean sees schools of education as a critical hub for innovation and promoting coordinated, systemwide improvements.

  2. Education News

    Doctors without med schools, teachers without ed schools?

    Like medical schools, education schools are high-trust sites for the rigorous preparation of professionals who do lifesaving work.

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    Hubs for deep learning and collaboration

    Schools of education provide a place for those outside of traditional education contexts to develop the skills necessary to tackle society’s most pressing problems.

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    Out of the ivory tower and into the field

    How schools of education are pioneering education reform with research and hands-on service.

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    Planting seeds for a thriving society

    Schools of education nurture economic growth, public health, democracy and well-being.

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    Top education leaders on the critical issues facing schools of education

    Deans Carole Basile, Kimberly White-Smith EdD ’04, Frances Contreras and Tina Christie discuss the state of the field, reducing student costs and shaping the future of teacher preparation.

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    Three families, one mission

    With a passion for USC and a shared commitment to education, these families are ensuring future teachers feel the Trojan spirit.

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    Who needs schools of education if they don't evolve?

    As younger generations embrace technology in the learning process, so too must our teaching methods.

  9. Rossier News

    Critical need for change in enrollment leadership

    CERPP Conference 2025–Meeting the Moment: Leadership in Equity announces speakers and sessions.

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  10. Education News

    The price to become a teacher

    Tuition at private universities is putting an excessive financial burden on new educators—and reform is long overdue.

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