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The latest research, news and ideas from Stanford GSE.
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a worthwhile education
High school students unprepared to spot ‘fake news’ 
With the 2020 presidential election looming, the Stanford History Education Group finds prospective young voters have trouble discerning fact from fiction online. 
identities and participation
History or modern-day citizenship?
Doctoral student Nadine Ann Skinner and Assistant Professor Patricia Bromley look at how social movements are covered in textbooks around the world.
the promise of every child
Helping kids identify as math learners
On this episode of School's In, Assistant Professor Jennifer Langer-Osuna shares techniques for boosting healthy math identities.
empowered educators
Having an environmental impact
A new study led by Associate Professor Nicole Ardoin provides a blueprint for effective environmental education programs.

Media Mentions

Washington Post
Professor Thomas S. Dee discusses findings that a one-year delay before starting kindergarten reduces inattention and hyperactivity.
Los Angeles Times
Professor Jo Boaler calls for putting data analysis at the center of high school mathematics. 
KQED
Associate Professor Bryan A. Brown talks about misconceptions that hold black and Latinx students back in the science classroom.
Upcoming events
Join us for events in December, including a talk with sociologist Rebecca London on rethinking recess.
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Meet faculty, students and alumni, including the recipients of this year's Alumni Excellence in Education award.
GSE programs
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