Education Echo Blog

School counselors are called to be part of the schoolwide effort to unearth and address systemic educational inequities through a multicultural lens in their curriculum.

The Redlands School of Education, through the MALT degree, is dedicated to developing and mentoring compassionate, influential teachers who are driven to contribute to something greater than themselves. The degree pathways allow students to find the specialization for their interests and future success as a teacher. The MALT degree also lays the foundation for a long-term future in education, not only as a teacher but also in leadership roles as well.

Social-emotional learning (SEL) is a vital component of a student’s development during their formative years. It is a method that has received increasing attention in the world of education due to its impact on student success across all facets of their lives at school.

Our Teaching and Learning faculty members exude a lifelong love of education, one that they infuse into their instruction and mentorship. They have an advanced grasp on modern teaching methodologies and are researchers, thought leaders, and seasoned teachers themselves. With the School of Education's tight-knit community, students are supported by direct access to these faculty members who care deeply about their success and professional aspirations.