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Today's Ideas, Tomorrow's Impact

Through their research projects, influential partnerships, policy guidance, writings, and teachings, HGSE faculty have consistently been leaders in their field, making a transformative impact in the lives of educators, communities, and learners around the world. We've gathered a few of the exciting voices and innovative thinkers who are helping to shape the story of impact at HGSE today, bringing the school into its second century and looking toward the future of education.

Associate Professor Karen Brennan

on computational literacy in the classroom

 

Associate Professor Ebony Bridwell-Mitchell

on schools as organizations and the possibility of change

 
Assistant Professor Jarvis Givens

on the relationship of race, power, and schooling, and the origins of African American schooling

 
Professor Andrew Ho

on using big data to understand academic achievement in the United States

 
Assistant Professor Dana Charles McCoy

on the importance of teaching executive function skills

 
Professor Meredith Rowe

on promoting early language development in children at home

 
Professor Adriana Umaña-Taylor

on the ethnic-racial opportunity gap

 
Lecturer Christina "V" Villarreal

on how who we are affects what we know; positionality, portraiture, and praxis

Learn More and Connect

Watch more faculty present their ideas during HGSE Orientation.

Learn about the ways in which the research of the faculty and other members of the HGSE community is making real-world impact at Usable Knowledge and Education Now.

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