September

September 2019 (19 Articles)

• AI Can Disrupt Racial Inequity in Schools, or Make it Much Worse

  When it comes to tech and education reform, there’s been more talk than transformation

• Dialoguing on Education Policy in Latin America

  TC’s Regina Cortina will lead a day of conversation on October 3rd

• Sharing Research On Failure and Education Globally

  TC's Xiaodong Lin-Siegler is a keynote speaker at the UN General Assembly

• Group Dynamics on a Global Stage

  TC psychology students sit in at the UN and meet with the General Assembly President

• The Next Wave in Urban Displacement?

  It’s climate change, says Chris Emdin on MSNBC

• Helping China’s Kids Ask Better Questions

  Harrison Xia is changing the nation’s approach to preK education

• Nailing the Art of Polish

  Beauty products entrepreneur Tracy Holland developed her style at TC

• “Equal” is What Matters. “Separate” is Negotiable

  TC’s Sonya Douglass Horsford calls for a “radical imagination” of education for America’s new majority

• Teach Our Children — About Climate Change

  Americans think it's time for schools to get in the act, a TC survey finds

• It’s a Thin Line

  Sigal Ben-Porath will lead a Constitution Day conversation on free speech in higher education

• Joining – and Broadening – the Conversation: 2019 New Faculty

• Portrait of Sibling Rivalry: The New Yorker on TC alumnae Georgia and Ida O'Keeffe

• TC’s Ansley Erickson on School Desegregation in The Washington Post

• Felicia Mensah Will Co-Edit the Journal of Research in Science Teaching

• Smithsonian Profiles “The Father of the Yellow School Bus”

• TC’s Stephen Silverman Becomes Dean of Florida Atlantic University’s College of Education

• Rethinking Gifted Education

  In the Gotham Gazette, Amy Stuart Wells expands on the call to overhaul New York City’s gifted and talented programs

• Unraveling the Politics of Knitting

  In the fight against hate speech, a once-obscure crafting community looms large

• Burnishing His Faculties

  Music education student Camilo Suárez-Sánchez has been on the other side of the podium