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Logo: News and Research From Stanford Graduate School of Education | The Educator
A DATA REVOLUTION
Getting a more detailed picture of how people learn
Stanford announces a new master’s program in education data science, the first of its kind in the nation.
THE PROMISE OF EVERY CHILD
Helping kids to learn at home
Associate Professor Jelena Obradović, director of the Stanford Project on Adaptation and Resilience in Kids (SPARK), shares tips for caregivers.
Transformative technologies
Designing a new learning experience
The Learning, Design and Technology (LDT) program innovates a way to bring its annual expo online.
RESEARCH AND PRACTICE EXCHANGE
Strategies for school districts during COVID-19
A report from Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) lays out a framework to help school leaders adapt to new models of instruction this fall.
Identities and participation
Tools for teaching about slavery
A two-day virtual course for educators explores historical and contemporary forms of slavery. 

Media Mentions

Washington Post
In an op-ed, Associate Professor Subini Annamma discusses the policies and practices in schools that criminalize Black youth.
CBS News
Associate Professor Bryan A. Brown talks about the STEM summer program he founded for underrepresented students of color, which took place online this month.
The Nation
Stereotypes about language and stereotypes about race are constructed together, says Associate Professor Jonathan Rosa.
Vanity Fair
Professor Mitchell Stevens considers the pandemic's long-term impact on colleges and universities.
CNN
Assistant Professor Michael Hines weighs in on the impact of capitalizing the word Black in K-12 textbooks. 
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