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Study from the Center for Education Policy Research reveals net gains in student achievement growth despite initial declines.

In this Askwith Forum, experts will engage in a conversation about the tangible and intangible benefits of college athletics, with the aim of broadening how we think about the role of sport and its impact on education and society.

The Harvard Graduate School of Education community will come together on Friday, October 13, to celebrate the life of Brendan Randall, 51, an advanced doctoral student who died on July 9 following an accident in Philadelphia.

On October 13, Askwith Forums and HUBWeek kick off Project Zero’s (PZ) 50th anniversary celebration with the panel, “Changes in Mind: Five Decades of Insight into Intelligence, Thinking, and Learning.”

In this special video edition of the Harvard EdCast, Professors Nonie Lesaux and Stephanie Jones discuss the recent convening of early childhood educators at HGSE and look at what's next for early childhood education.

Linda K. Wertheimer, author of "Faith Ed: Teaching about Religion in an Age of Intolerance," looks at the challenges faced by public schools when incorporating lessons about world religions into their classrooms.

How a self-confessed skeptic of technology became a pioneer in the development and implementation of technology for classroom instruction.

Appearances by members of the HGSE community, as well as HGSE research projects and initiatives, in the national press — both traditional and online — in September.

The Secretary of Education outlined her vision for school choice and family empowerment

What you should know about Harvard Divinity School Professor Cornel West before the Askwith Forum on October 4.

Professor Fernando Reimers joined with former students to publish "One Student at a Time," a book exploring the leading work of the global education movement.

On October 5, 2017, the Saul Zaentz Early Education Initiative brings together leaders in early education from across the country for discussions around the delivery of high-quality early learning at scale and its benefit to children and society.

An American parent living in Shanghai, author Lenora Chu looks at the good, the bad, and the different of China's acclaimed education system in her new book, "Little Soldiers."

Last summer, graduating students in the Technology, Innovation, and Education Program surprised faculty director Joe Blatt with a very special gift — a custom muppet, developed in partnership with Sesame Workshop.

A leader in the field and at HGSE, Jewell-Sherman is recognized for her contributions to urban education and to the development of future education leaders.

Departing next year to lead University of Virginia after Harvard tenure marked by new programs and faculty growth.

Reshma Saujani, founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, reflects on why closing the gender gap in technology is crucial.

Dear Friends,I write with mixed emotions to share the news that I will be stepping down as dean at the end of this academic year in order to become the president of the University of Virginia.While I am excited and honored by the chance to serve my…

With determination and creative thinking, alum Darienne Driver is leading Milwaukee Public Schools into a bright future.

The award will fund a new fellowship for leaders committed to equity and integration in American schools.