PROGRAM INFO: UTK in Sweden: Culture, Family, and Parenting Mini-term 2020 (May 7-27) Earn 3 course credits towards either PSYC […]

(via UT News) In marriage, conflict is inevitable. Even the happiest couples argue. And research shows they tend to argue […]

Please join the CFS Department in welcoming Michael Nobel Kline, PhD and Carrie Nobel Kline, MA, as they share their […]

Samara Madrid Akpovo, associate professor in the Department of Child and Family Studies (CFS), teaches in the early childhood teacher […]

Our 2018-2019 GSO was awarded the Graduate Student Organization of the Year award by the Graduate Student Senate at the […]

HOMETOWN: Franklin, TN INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT SCHOOL AND GRADE LEVEL: Farragut Primary School, Kindergarten THREE SENTENCES ABOUT ME: I am so […]

On Thursday, March 28th, CFS professor Sally Hunter attended the Student Disability Services Recognition Dinner and Induction Ceremony, where she […]

  Does Being Bilingual Make Children More Focused? Study Says No. Bilingual children do not have more advantages than monolingual […]

This quote highlights the work featured in a new piece, Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary: A Day in the […]

  Congratulations to Robyn Brookshire, Director of the Early Learning Center for Research and Practice, for her cover story in Teaching […]