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Look back at the launch of the Black Teacher Archive, an open-access digital portal that opens a new lens on the history of education, on Black history, and on American history. gse.harvard.edu/ideas/askwith-…

Learn to write case studies about ethical dilemmas in education with Meira Levinson in a new online course! Learn more and register: bit.ly/ncscourse #EdEthics #casestudies #edequity Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE)

What is the role of education in divisive times? Don't miss our expert faculty—Jennifer Cheatham, Meira Levinson, @EdRedesignLab Director Paul Reville, and Irvin Scott Ed.D.—discuss how educators can navigate a polarized climate and help bridge community divides. hgse.me/Askwith_022724

K-12 Education in Polarized Times: How Educators Can Navigate Divisions While Sustaining Education's Mission. Register for attendance. web.cvent.com/event/7b8a5d99…

New publication in American Educational Research Journal: “Polarization, Partisan Sorting, and the Politics of Education” This is the first of a series of projects exploring partisan divisions--both contemporary and historical--over education policy issues 1/n journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3102/00…

We're thrilled that Professors Danielle Allen, Meira Levinson, and more of our faculty and staff are offering a free institute for educators to learn how to address complex topics in the classroom. Learn more and apply below!

Excellent piece by Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) colleague Julie Reuben: Opinion | What Is 'Indoctrination,' Anyway? chronicle.com/article/what-i…

We released our latest Understanding America Study report about the value of public education and its purposes, teaching LGBTQ and race topics, and parental control. uasdata.usc.edu/education

Applications open for K-12 educators for free one-week institute at Harvard on teaching history & legacies of enslavement & facilitating complex topics. Join Danielle Allen, me, and a bunch of amazing facilitators! Apply here bit.ly/3UJn2OF

It was an honor to talk with and learn from Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) colleagues Irvin Scott Ed.D., Jen Cheatham, and Paul Reville about #polarization #education #edethics and working across difference. Great summary and full video here: gse.harvard.edu/ideas/askwith-…

Last month, Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) hosted an Askwith Education Forum that included HEP authors Jen Cheatham, Meira Levinson, and Paul Reville. They spoke about current issues and controversies surrounding K-12 education. Watch a recording of this event: bit.ly/3V41GMc

.The Harvard Crimson published an article on the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE)-hosted forum on role of politics in education, which included HEP authors Jen Cheatham, Meira Levinson, and Paul Reville. Read the piece here: bit.ly/3Tq0AsZ

Apply to get free insights on how to teach complex topics from Professor Meira Levinson and more of our faculty and staff through The Democratic Knowledge Project. ⬇️

NAAPE 2024 Call For Papers! Take a look, repost, consider submitting something! Philos-L Philosophy of Education Society International Network of Philosophers of Education PESGB American Philosophical Association Association for Moral Education EERA - European Educational Research Association @EthicsEdjournal

Great article about #edethics in The Harvard Crimson today -- thecrimson.com/article/2024/3…

Proud of our contribution to LANCET The Lancet Covid-19 Commission Richard Corsi, PhD, PE (Texas) Shelly Miller, PhD Linsey Marr https://www.threads.net/@linseycmarr Leslie Cadet, Nina Pollock, David Michaels @drdavidmichaels.bsky.social, Emily Jones, Meira Levinson, Yuguo Li, Lidia Morawska, John Macomber, Marissa (Van Ry) Rainbolt, Alasdair Munro Yan Chen, Xiaodong Cao, Kelly Grier

Wonderful news, and so proud of @HGSE colleague Carola Suarez Orozco -- 2024 GuggenheimFoundation!

What boundaries should a school set on student speech, if any, in order to foster social-emotional learning, civil discourse, and friendship among students? Our 3rd video podcast w/ Harvard Graduate School of Education professor Meira Levinson is now out: youtu.be/gjoy603SEDQ

"Losing My Craft," my new article in AJE, explores teachers' complex relational work with students during pandemic schooling and its implications beyond school disruptions. Ahead of print now available: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

If you’re a college teacher — or a college student!— here’s a great podcast about the value of mentoring and how faculty could do it better. PESGB, Philosophy of Education Society, Jen Jennings, PhD,AERA, WCER, American Philosophical Association podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/eth…