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At each Boise State home football game, the “Blue Turf Thinkers” series honors outstanding groups dedicated to improving literacy and educational outcomes for Idaho’s students. This initiative highlights the vital role of the College of Education in fostering innovative research and partnerships that enhance literacy across the state.
The program showcases various organizations and individuals who have made significant contributions to education, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in addressing literacy challenges. By recognizing these efforts during high-profile events, the series not only raises awareness but also inspires community involvement in educational initiatives.
The College of Education is committed to advancing research that informs effective teaching practices and supports diverse learners. Through strategic partnerships with local schools and organizations, they aim to implement evidence-based strategies that promote reading and writing skills among students of all ages.
As the series unfolds during the football season, it serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility to uplift and empower Idaho’s future generations through education.
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