McKay School master’s graduate Cade Dopp helps education in Ghana through his nonprofit, Educell.
Through faculty mentorship and the drive to make a difference in the world, Cade Dopp has begun a robust educational program in the country of Ghana where they use technology to teach and tutor underprivileged children.
Two students and a McKay School administrator will speak at graduation convocation, August 2018.
At this August's graduation convocation, there will be two students, Kimberly Ellsworth and Hannah Stokes, and one administrator, Al Merkley, speaking.
If participants hadn't caught the reading bug before, they did after two days at the 31st annual BYU Symposium on Books for Young Readers.
Authors, artists, educators, and editors came together for two days to hear from and be instructed by six different nationally recognized illustrators and…
Book Recommendations for Young Readers
At the 31st BYU Symposium on Books for Young Readers, book enthusiasts Kathleen Pope, Cassy Lewis, Teri Dean, and Gene Nelson shared book recommendations. This…
The annual LDS Educators Association Conference inspired LDS educators to teach in the Savior's way
The conference was for all LDS educators; university level, primary and secondary school teachers, Seminary, Institute, Primary, and other interested persons.…
BYU education professors Royce Kimmons and Ross Larsen, along with three other co-authors, found that though most comments on TEDx and TED-Ed videos are…
