In our post-pandemic and post-George Floyd world, I want my students to feel empowered and have agency. This is why, in my lessons with my 10th graders last semester, I…
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Why We Need to Bolster Leaders of Color in Schools
The 74 Sep 10, 2022It’s time to dispense with the myth of America as a melting pot, especially when it comes to schools. Because as divided as our national politics can be, our public…
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Lessons on Virtual Learning for Improved Classrooms
The Learning Accelerator Sep 8, 2022In August 2021, our team published Launching Forward, the culmination of our six-monthlong Hop, Skip, Leapfrog project. Hop, Skip, Leapfrog aimed to identify, codify, and make sense of new school system strategies and…
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The Importance of Prioritizing Play in Urban Design
Brookings Sep 8, 2022More than half of the world’s children are growing up in cities. By 2030, up to 60 percent of the world’s urban population will be under 18 years old. Yet, children and…
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Pakistan Schools Engage Children Who Have Been Excluded
Brookings Sep 8, 2022We first met Ratnu Kohli in 2019, as he worked in rice fields in Badin, Sindh with his children under the afternoon sun, busy sorting and packing the harvested paddy.…
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The Center for Effective Philanthropy Sep 7, 2022There is no group more qualified to lead solutions to our world’s most pressing problems than the communities who directly experience them. For young people in emerging markets — who…
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Hundreds of thousands of young children have spent almost two years in a global pandemic experiencing significant disruptions in early learning, with children from racially and socioeconomically marginalized groups disproportionately…
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Lesson Planning Research Aimed at Media Literacy and Combatting Bias
RAND Corporation Sep 7, 2022Alice Huguet knows a few things about middle school kids that people don’t always see. They’re listening. They’re engaged. They care about what’s happening in the world, and they can be…
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Why We Need Collective Action to Support Black and Latino Students
EdSource Sep 7, 2022Between the lingering uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent spikes in inflation, American families are facing mounting economic pressure. These effects are hitting some communities harder than others.…
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Student Debt Relief Includes Income-driven Repayment Changes
Higher Ed Dive Sep 5, 2022President Joe Biden’s plans to forgive some federal student loan debt and revamp income-driven repayment are “modestly credit positive” developments for the higher education sector, according to Moody’s Investors Service.…
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How the Roe v Wade Decision Impacts OB-GYN Training
The Hechinger Report Sep 5, 2022In states where abortion is now illegal, medical students like Soto are reconsidering their choices, abandoning their original plans in favor of pursuing training in states where abortion is legal.…
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The Importance of Positive School Environments
Education Dive Sep 4, 2022Tracey Smith, principal of Brookwood Elementary School in Georgia, shared with eSchool News her strategies for helping teachers take ownership of their work and helping students take control of their learning by…
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