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Have you not looked at US News and World Report rankings? Columbia University, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Harvard are a few that they list as having the best education programs. I did a google search and found the information on the net. UNC CH is ranked 23 after Kansas.
Chateuse,
I hate to recommend this, but the infamous US News and World Report has the top 10 schools online. Use the list as a starting point, but be careful not to buy too much into the actual numbers rankings. They are meaningless to insiders trying to produce good scholarship.
I'm looking at Educational Psychology/Literacy programs...
Would you be interested in something like Educational Sociolinguistics? The University of New Mexico has a program in that. I never studied in it so I can't say whether it's good or not, obviously.
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