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The dissatisfaction with homework practices and reasons why, for children, homework is essential
Author Peggy Orenstein discusses girls' attitude about themselves and sex, how these attitudes may develop, and how parents can better support their daughters' approach to sexuality
Professor Meira Levinson looks at challenging questions of ethics, justice, and equity in education practice and policy
Author Paul Tough examines the ways in which we can make kids more motivated, engaged, and productive in the classroom
Children's author Sandra Boynton on her eclectic career in the arts and the role that joy plays in her work
Tom Hehir reflects on the state of disabilities education as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of IDEA
Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, shares her thoughts on how to attract more excellent teachers to the profession, and the impact of teachers on children, communities, and the nation as a whole
Jack Jennings, founder and former CEO of the Center on Education Policy, reflects on the history of the federal government's involvement with education reform, and discusses its most notable changes to policy
In this edition of the Harvard EdCast, Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas shares his story of being an undocumented immigrant and discusses how he hopes to change the conversation around immigration in the United States
Claude Steele explains his theory of stereotype threat and provides solutions for mitigating its negative effects
HGSE Partners with the White House for College Opportunity Agenda Event
Michael Johnston, Ed.M.'00, reflects on his convocation speech (and the protests), his vision for American education, and best practices for thoughtfully communicating in broader education discourse
Wendy Kopp, CEO and cofounder of Teach For All, candidly reflects on her experiences leading Teach For All and Teach For America, and shares her thoughts on the future of both organizations
Temple Grandin shares insight into the way she thinks, reflects on the state of autism awareness, and even reveals her favorite Claire Danes movie
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino speaks with Lecturer Richard Weissbourd about his role in reshaping Boston schools and shepherding education policy in the city over the past two decades
Dean James Ryan reflects on his vision for HGSE, the role of education schools, and whether he roots for the Red Sox or Yankees
James Meredith, activist and author, discusses his lasting impact on education and what he feels is missing in education today
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