*Last updated 1/18/23

Education Studies “working groups” are student-led groups organized around educational interests. Working groups can organize a range of activities to learn more about their education topic of interest. Past and present working groups have 1) met informally for meals coffee & boba 2) conducted a collaborative learning project together 3) compiled relevant resources for Yale students on the wiki pages below 4) organized school visits and other field trips and 5) hosted speakers

• Arts, Media, and Education
• Bilingual Education
• Disability Studies and Education
• Early Childhood Education
• Economics and Education
• Educational Entrepreneurship
• Education Policy
• Education Technology
• Higher Education
• Incarceration and Education
• International Education
• Journalism and Education
• Law and Education
• Race, Ethnicity, and Education
• Rural Education
• Sex Education
• Social and Emotional Learning
• Sociology of Education
• Teaching Practice

What’s missing? To create a working group, please contact mira.debs@yale.edu Add another stream using the following template:

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