Ed Magazine Winter 2015
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Six on Six
We have graduates doing amazing work all over the world. We’ve highlighted six of them — one per continent (sorry, Antarctica) — working in schools and districts, at education nonprofits and NGOs, as education entrepreneurs, and with government agencies.
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What's Worth Learning in School?
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Movies, Books, and The Giver
Students are often discouraged from watching the movie version of a book, for fear that it will discourage reading. But doctoral student Tracy Elizabeth, Ed.M.’10, and Professor Robert Selman, think the two genres can work well together — and they have a new educator’s resource guide for The Giver to prove it.
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What's Worth Learning in School?
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What's Worth Learning in School?
We teach a lot that isn’t going to matter, in a significant way, in students’ lives, writes Professor David Perkins in his new book, Future Wise. There’s also much we aren’t teaching that would be a better return on investment.
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Ph.D. Student Clint Smith's Die-In Speech
David Deming: The Value of Postsecondary Credentials in the Labor Market
Research Schools International initiative
Usable Knowledge/Family Research Project Case Studies
The New Ph.D. Students Arrive at HGSE
Dean James Ryan Speaks About Brown v. Board
A Return to Liberia in Ebola Time
Ryan Announces Harvard Teacher Fellows Program
HarvardEdCast: The Literary Life of Lois Lowry