What Was the Library Sit-In of 1939?
Delving into the story of the Alexandria Library sit-in, how its story has been preserved and amplified, and what it teaches us today.
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An Ode to Hip-Hop, from Education: 50 Years of a Genre in the Classroom
50 years later, hip-hop still has a major impact on U.S. education and educators continue to use hip-hop to engage young people in school.
Unlocking Inclusive Education: Lessons from Educators and Learners with Disabilities for Edtech Companies and School Leaders
New America and the U.S. Department of Education share lessons learned from a roundtable on learners with disabilities.
Redesigning the College Admission Process to Ensure Racial Equity
This is the second blog post of the Affirmative Action in Higher Education Expert Series.
Perspectives on Digital Equity, Cultural Responsiveness and Open Materials for Early Ed Prep Programs
These are the takeaways from a roundtable on digital equity, cultural responsiveness, and open materials for early ed program.
Starting Early: Building Strong Partnerships with Multilingual Families in Kindergarten
Hear how family partnership can foster engagement and oral language production among multilingual students directly from a teacher.
Improving Diversity at Highly Selective Institutions by Admitting more Students from Community Colleges
Hilary Tackie shares why selective colleges should admit more transfer students and how they should improve the process.
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Reversing Course in Race-Conscious College Admissions
This is the first blog post of the Affirmative Action in Higher Education Expert Series on race-conscious college admissions policies.
The Exchange: Edition 7
In this edition: videos for primary school teachers, playful landscapes, and ebooks for Ukrainian kids