learning and pedagogy

With less-than-clear guidance from officials, many parents and teachers of K-12 students fear the spread of COVID-19.

A Texas A&M education expert explains how parents can decide whether to send their kids back to school amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Provost Fierke: ‘Taking all possible measures to restore on-campus and in-person research and teaching.’

The unique interagency agreement between Texas A&M and the Brazos County Health District aims to contain COVID-19 transmission on campus.

Organizers hope the new course will help students be better equipped with the skills necessary to critically analyze science presented in media.

The College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences' Center for Educational Technologies is offering free learning modules, case studies and videos after COVID-19 moved classes online.

An online program was quickly set up at Texas A&M for U.S. engineering students to continue their research projects during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Laura Ann Grymes works with the Center for Educational Technologies to ensure that learners with disabilities can more easily navigate the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Science's online learning materials.

The COVID-19 pandemic sheds light on the need for wider public knowledge of diseases and how they spread.

Texas A&M hosted educators from across the state who work to help international grad students, for whom English is not their primary language, to be teaching assistants.