Speakers for the McKay School’s April 2018 convocation include Professor Bullough and two graduating students
This April’s convocation will include talks from graduates Allison Barney and Jaelynn Horton, and the main address will be given by Professor Robert V. Bullough Jr., who has taught at the McKay School for nearly 20 years.
A group of BYU professors and students have published seven related research papers this year that attempt to answer whether you learn as much in a course that uses free, open-access textbooks.
More than $1,000 a year for books and supplies alone: the number can be discouraging — if not completely prohibitive — to students considering enrolling in…
Xi’an International Studies University leaders visited BYU campus to meet with McKay School administrators
BYU was honored by the recent visit of Wang Junzhe, president of Xi’an International Studies University (XISU), and five of his administrators from Xi’an,…
Attendees learned better teaching practices at the recent Leadership in the 21st Century Conference.
The David O. McKay School of Education and the Brigham Young University–Public School Partnership presented the ninth biennial conference of Instructional…
Over 400 students graduated from the McKay School today.
Convocation speakers advised graduates to allow love, conviction, and other Christ-like attributes to guide their pursuits.
From students to teachers overnight
Elizabeth Olsen and Kalie Peck, elementary education students, taught 37 students when their practicum mentor suddenly became ill.
