Six on Six
From a pool of six thousand, six graduates doing great work on six continents (sorry, Antarctica).
From a pool of six thousand, six graduates doing great work on six continents (sorry, Antarctica).
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.
Professor Robert Selman and doctoral student Tracy Elizabeth, Ed.M.’10, say that a movie can actually do something amazing for the book from which it is adapted: It can spark a new interest in reading.
Mydhili Bayyapunedi, Ed.M.’11, has created YoungCurrent, which aggregates child-safe news from around the web that is appropriate for children ages 8–16.
A literary website dedicated to first lines of great books has caught the attention of readers everywhere, including some famous names.
Associate Professor David Deming's research asks, Does for-profit education pay off?
What can educators do to better link research to practice? The Research Schools International Initiative explores this question.
Third-year Ed.L.D. candidate Jenn Charlot speaks about "grit" and what it means for kids.
After nearly four decades as president and CEO of Facing History and Ourselves, Margot Stern Strom, C.A.S.’77, moves into a new role.
Three Ed School alums created an information and research center to promote the Montessori philosophy in public schools.
Professor Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, Ed.D.'72, shares the books that she is reading for pleasure.
Ed.M. candidate Treshika Melvin took part in the #througheducation project, writing that through education, she “found freedom.”
Ed.L.D. student Jenn Charlot spoke more about her work as director of implementation with Character Lab.