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At Brown University, students study education from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, including anthropology, economics, history, political science, psychology, and sociology. The faculty—social scientists, historians, and field-based experts—teach a wide array of undergraduate courses that comprise the Education Studies Concentration, lead two graduate programs (Master of Arts in Teaching, and Urban Education Policy), and conduct research on important educational issues.

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Prof. Kenneth Wong featured in Ed Week Research Commentary

Prof. Ken Wong featured in Ed Week articleMayors Can Be 'Prime Movers' of Urban School Improvement

Under this arrangement, districts are no longer insulated from the city's social, civic, and economic sectors.
By Kenneth W. Wong & Francis X. Shen
A special report funded by The Wallace Foundation.
Vol. 29, Issue 07, Page s11-s13

MAT Fall, 2009 Open House Schedule

MAT Fall Open HousesPlease join us for an informative, afternoon session to learn more about the MAT program and its mission to prepare the next generation of teacher-leaders.  Hear from current students and professors about our unique MAT experience. Please contact Karl Dominey, Academic Department Coordinator to reserve an appointment with one of the MAT Directors.

Next Open House Date:
Saturday, December 5:  12:00- 2:00 pm