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Learning Sciences

WELCOME TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LEARNING SCIENCES

Where academic programming and research focus on cognition, technology and learning

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMING

The Department of Learning Sciences offers high-quality academic programming five areas: applied behavior analysis, deaf and/or hard of hearing, educational psychology, learning technologies and special education.

Our graduates pursue careers at universities, research labs, school systems, business and industry, government agencies and more.

Please click the link below for a listing of our programs with in-depth descriptions, contact information and directions on how to apply:

Department of Learning Sciences Academic Programs

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

Our faculty and students are involved in a large number of research projects that are at the forefront of advances in cognition, technology and learning.

Our work is supported by funding from private, state and federal agencies including the Institute of Educational Sciences, the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the Spencer Foundation and more.

Please use the links below to find out more :

Faculty Research | Research Centers | Brown Bag Series

Our Stories

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Stevens Receives Funding to Support Mathematics Vocabulary Instruction

Assistant Professor Elizabeth Stevens has received two grants to support her research on mathematics vocabulary instruction and word-problem solving.

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Darling-Aduana Co-Authors Book Detailing Strategies for Equitable Digital Learning

Assistant Professor Jennifer Darling-Aduana has spent the last five years studying digital learning and how K-12 educators can ensure that all students can participate and succeed in virtual settings.

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Jennifer Darling-Aduana Comments on Lack of Laptops in Area Schools

Jennifer Darling-Aduana, assistant professor in learning technologies, gave a quote to an article published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in regards […]

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CEHD Faculty Establish Project to Increase K-12 Computational Literacy

Brendan Calandra and Lauren Margulieux have established a new project to increase computational literacy among K-12 students in rural and low-income communities.

Click here to read past news stories on the Department of Learning Sciences Blog

Contact Us

Department front desk
404-413-8040

For prospective students
DLSRecruitment@gsu.edu

Department of Learning Sciences
College of Education & Human Development, Suite 750
30 Pryor St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303

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