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During Latine and Hispanic Heritage Month, College of Education and Human Development faculty and staff share steps that all teachers can take to help multilingual learners thrive.

Teaching multilingual learners

University of Delaware inventors Daniel Stevens and Matthew Mauriello have developed an innovative device that allows children with autism to arrange music to suit their individual needs and preferences. As UD Innovation Ambassadors, Stevens, who directs UD’s School of Music, and Mauriello, an assistant professor of computer and information sciences, hope to inspire others to pursue invention in service to society.

Innovation Ambassadors: Daniel Stevens and Matthew Mauriello

UD plant scientists have uncovered new knowledge that tiny nanopores called plasmodesmata send alert signals between plant cells, generating a huge burst of hydrogen peroxide when a plant is wounded.

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