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IDENTITIES AND PARTICIPATION
The evolution of affirmative action
Associate Professor Anthony Lising Antonio discusses California's Proposition 16 and changing views of policies to promote integration.
BETTER SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION
How much money do schools need?
Stanford policy analyst Heather Hough explores a closely watched California ballot measure to increase school funding. 
EMPOWERED EDUCATORS
Judging fact from fiction online
Professor Sam Wineburg and Joel Breakstone of the Stanford History Education Group talk about how easily young people are deceived — and what schools can do about it.  
RESEARCH AND PRACTICE EXCHANGE
Visit to the Vatican
Stanford professors Brigid Barron, Anne Colby and William Damon went to Rome to help shape a new global education initiative led by Pope Francis.
TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Too many math apps?
Professor Deborah Stipek offers tips for selecting high-quality apps to help preschoolers learn early math concepts.

Media Mentions

New York Times
Associate Professor Subini Annamma speaks to the consequences of aggressive school discipline toward marginalized students during the pandemic.
San Francisco Chronicle
Assistant Professor Antero Garcia reflects on approaches to teaching about this moment a decade from now.
Inside Higher Ed
Professor Mitchell Stevens puts forward a proposal for two new U.S. government programs to bridge the divide between higher education and the workforce system.
Hechinger Report
Associate Professor Janet Carlson calls for enlivening science education in early grade levels.
Washington Post
Senior Lecturer Denise Pope urges a close look at the quality and purpose of homework assignments.
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