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Discussion of MCAS and Massachusetts Ballot Question 2 focuses on implications for teachers and students
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Child and family policy expert Elliot Haspel, Ed.M.'09, discusses the challenges and potential solutions for universal childcare in the United States
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A panel of AI experts detailed how technology is quickly changing the classroom and beyond
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Rob Watson, EdRedesign’s inaugural executive director, reflects on his journey and looks ahead to what’s next
A new research paper provides a model for social and emotional learning in schools that is culturally sustaining
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Alum Adrian Anantawan, violinist, educator, and disability advocate will mark the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with a concert program that highlights outstanding young musicians with disabilities
EdRedesign Lab Summer Institute convenes community firepower
A paper published earlier this year highlighted the dangers of rising temperatures on infants’ development and health, offered practical solutions to mitigate its effects
New literacy briefs correct common myths and misconceptions
A new study finds federal relief funds, which will expire this fall, helped with academic recovery, especially in low-income schools, but urges states to help students who still remain behind
Professor Nonie Lesaux reflects on briefs she co-authored to bridge the gap between literacy research and practice
We look at the yeas and nays for keeping — or dropping — the test that’s been called the great leveler and the enemy of equity
Families may be the key to ending chronic absenteeism, a pandemic-era problem that has only gotten worse
With his new book, Senior Lecturer Irvin Scott wants to inspire other educators toward meaningful impact
"For parents, our well-being is often tied to how well our kids are doing. When you're anxious and depressed, it's harder to be emotionally available to your teen and patient and steady in the way the teens often really need."
Navigating screen time and finding balance for kids
A pre-matriculation checklist can help high school seniors persist with their college dreams
Education Now explores the technology that's making a growing impact on the educational landscape
A panel of experts discuss new findings from the Education Recovery Scorecard in an Askwith Education Forum on COVID-era learning loss
A pediatrician discusses the prevalence and effects of corporal punishment in schools, and what it might take to end it for good
Support for low-income prospective college students and their families more crucial than ever during troubled federal financial aid rollout
As post-COVID absenteeism rates continue unabated, a look at how strong family-school engagement can help
The hurdles faced by first-generation college students as they make their way through the financial aid process — and how to help them overcome the barriers
The first in our series on how students, families, and colleges can find their way through the government’s “FAFSA Fiasco”
A new episode of Education Now features experts discussing how "early relational health" impacts children and caregivers.
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New comparative study from Ph.D. candidate Maya Alkateb-Chami finds strong correlation between low literacy outcomes for children and schools teaching in different language from home
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The current influence of mom groups could shape the future of education
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Psychologist Peter Gray discusses how encouraging independent play fosters resilient, self-reliant, and mentally fit young people
Experts consider new ways to help high school and college students discern their vocations and pursue fulfilling careers in an age where job prospects are evolving
With ongoing debates around the best ways to teach reading, what makes for truly effective literacy instruction?
An exploration of healing-centered engagement, a social-emotional learning approach that promotes self-esteem and offers a holistic view of recovery for young people of color managing trauma while also creating positive conditions for academic achievement.
Chelsea Clinton, researchers, and climate activists discuss the impact of a warming planet on early development
The partnership between HGSE and Sesame Workshop highlighted by popular J-Term course
Tips and insight from experts about the impacts of online bullying in children