Each summer, LDT students showcase their master’s projects at a lively event that draws a crowd of education and tech professionals, potential investors, and curious community members. Students show off their work while gaining valuable feedback from people in the field.
Center for Educational Research at Stanford
This event is free and open to the public.
Masks are strongly encouraged.
Young children learn best when they have opportunities to have meaningful conversations with a social partner. Curious conversations enable children to explore their science interests by having...
Fifty-five percent of educators are currently thinking about quitting or retiring early from their teaching career, mostly because of burnout symptoms. Teachers’ well-being is fundamental for...
Empathy and self-awareness are vital skills for community-engaged service work. However, students in service projects often only develop these skills through experience in the field. This can put...
To learn more about requirements for admission, please visit the Application Requirements page.
To learn more about the cost of the program and options for financial support, please visit Financing Your Master’s Degree on the admissions website.
For admissions webinars and to connect with the admission office, see our Connect and Visit page.
© Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305.
