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Summer Learning Happens at Home

Leah Shafer

New research suggests it’s family involvement, not just camps or trips, that keeps kids primed for learning all summer.

Selecting the Right SEL Program

A comprehensive guide to 25 top programs, to help schools find a model that fits their needs.

Digital Risks

Helping young people manage their digital behavior and avoid the most serious dangers.

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Math Problems? Ask a Researcher

Real teacher questions about mathematics instruction, answered by faculty specialists.

The Bilingual Learner's Journey

A new lens on how teachers can support English-language learners by affirming their identities.

When Reading Gets Harder

A new focus on the way words connect — as a pathway to building the reading skills teens need for challenging texts.

Teaching Tolerance Today

In divisive times, a look at how one group pushes back on prejudice, starting early.

From the UK Blog

Make Learning Visible

Public displays of excellent student work should be the rule, not the exception.

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Usable Knowledge

One and All

Strategies to protect students, reject bullying, and build communities where everyone thrives. Join the conversation at #OneAllHGSE.

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Harvard EdCast

The Myth of the Digital Native

What parents and teachers can do to help young people sort through what they see online.

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Professional Education

Deeper Learning for All

Examine what it would mean to rethink old models and paradigms for education and to design a new 21st-century system that promotes deeper and more engaging instruction for all students.