STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Mission	To be a world leader in ground-breaking, cross-disciplinary inquiries that shape educational practices, their conceptual underpinnings, and the professions that serve the enterprise.
Established	1891
Official name	Stanford University School of Education
University	Stanford University
School type	Private
Dean	Deborah J. Stipek
Location	Stanford, CA, USA
Enrollment	300 master's, 200 doctoral
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The 'Stanford University School of Education', also known as 'SUSE', is one of the leading schools of education in the United States. It was founded in 1891, and currently offers master's and doctoral degrees as well as joint degrees with various other schools at Stanford. The school is famous for the creation of the Stanford-Binet IQ test by Professor Lewis Terman in 1921.

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About SUSE

Prominent faculty

Famous alumni

External link

About SUSE

The 'Stanford University School of Education' offers numerous Master's and Doctoral degree programs. These include:

★ Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education

★ International Comparative Education

★ International Education Administration and Policy Analysis

★ Learning, Design, and Technology (LDT) (Master's)

★ Learning Sciences and Technology Design (LSTD) (Doctoral)

★ Policy, Organization, and Leadership Studies

★ Stanford Teacher Education Program

★ Social Sciences in Education

Prominent faculty

★ Anthony Bryk

★ Martin Carnoy

★ William Damon

★ Linda Darling-Hammond

★ Mike Kirst

★ Milbrey McLaughlin

★ Pam Grossman

★ Roy Pea

★ Deborah J. Stipek

★ Decker Walker

★ Lewis Terman

★ Larry Cuban

★ David Tyack

★ Michael Smith

Famous alumni

★ Alejandro Toledo, former President of Peru

External link

★ Stanford University School of Education - official web site