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Lownds wants to instill a love for learning that extends beyond his students’ early years in school.

Build on kids' strengths rather than using medical language and techniques to work with students who are developing on a slower timetable.

PELLA — Central College's Abby Rocha, assistant professor of mathematics, publishes new research in the journal "Frontiers in Education" on how mathematics teachers learn and grow their practice.

Teased for looking “different,” Hayle Perez didn’t hide; she wrote. Now she leads a student journalism initiative, telling the stories that often go untold.