Faculty of Education

Distinguished alumnus, Manyfingers, passes away

A graduate of the University of Lethbridge’s Faculty of Education, Manyfingers was the first alumnus to be granted an honorary degree from the U of L, and in 1999, she became the first alumnus to be appointed to the Order of Canada

All The Right Moves

Would the world be a better place if more people played chess? The philosopher in Dr. Lance Grigg loves that question, but the educator in him loves it even more.

The Dance of Change

Lisa Doolittle once lived the life of a professional artist, drawing on the passion for her craft as a dancer and choreographer to create a shared experience with her audience. That passion still burns inside Doolittle, only now the outlet is academia.

Visual impediments a key factor in childhood learning difficulties

Dr. Noella Piquette calls for more comprehensive, and compulsory, early childhood vision assessments to help reduce potential learning and behavioural difficulties

All the right moves

Discovering effective teaching practices that nurture critical thinking among students is a focus of Dr. Lance Grigg's research

Problem women gamblers have unique needs for recovery

Women who were identified as problem gamblers show more success in counselling sessions if the participants are working in same-sex groups, according to a recent University of Lethbridge study.

Sci-Fusion 2013 hosted by U of L

Team support goes a long way

Dr. Lorraine Beaudin recognizes that not every student has the opportunities she was afforded while going through school

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