2002 Features & Releases
Defining the Field of Afterschool
Education: A New Publication from the Harvard Education Press 11/15/2002
The Future of Our Public Schools:
A New Book from the Harvard Education Press Guides School Leaders through
the Changing Education Landscape 10/21/2002
Reserved Children More Likely
to Be Violent than Their Outgoing Peers: Race, Gender, and Family Income
Have Little Effect 8/21/2002
The Study of New Scholars Receives
$1 Million to Examine Junior Faculty's Workplace Satisfaction 7/22/2002
Harvard Education Letter
Wins National Press Club Award: Assistant Editor Michael Sadowski Cited
for Second Straight Year 7/1/2002
Better Caregiver Training,
Smaller Childcare Classes Lead to Improved Cognitive and Social Skills
in Children, According to New Research 5/5/2002
Mexican-American Women Navigate
School and Work More Successfully Than Men; Bilingual Infants Develop
Language at Same Rate as English-Only Peers 5/3/2002
Focus on Student Disabilities
Adds to Educational Deficits According to a New Article in the Harvard
Educational Review 4/24/2002
Research Shows New Teachers
Lack Curriculum for State Standards 3/13/2002
To Tenure Or Not To Tenure:
New Data and Analysis Examines One of Higher Education's Most Asked Questions
2/12/2002
Transition to Teaching Math and
Science Program Provides Financial, Professional Development Support for
MidCareer Math and Science Candidates 1/31/2002
HGSE Faculty and Researchers
Release Definitive Six-Volume Series on the New Wave of Immigration
1/11/2002
"Race-Neutral" Policies for
College Admission May Reduce Minority Representation on California Campuses
1/9/2002
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