This past year’s dual challenges of ongoing systemic racism and COVID-19 exposed the deep inequities that exist within our schools and communities, including disparities in...
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“Love is that condition in the human spirit so profound that it empowers us to develop courage; to trust that courage and build bridges with...
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“Now would be the time, especially with everything going on in this country, to recruit Black teachers into teacher preparation programs.”—Rachel Tillman, Teacher, Rochester Academy...
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President Joe Biden has nominated Dr. Miguel Cardona as the next U.S. Secretary of Education. As the leader of the Department of Education, it’s vital...
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Guest blog by Maeghan Jones This blog first appeared as part of the We Refuse to Lose series that profiles five cradle-to-career initiatives working to close racial...
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Guest blog by Megan Boren Last spring as the pandemic gathered force, my high school chemistry teacher, who was rounding out his 42nd year of...
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Guest blog by Brian Sevier A couple years ago, when I became Dean of the School of Education (SoE) at California State University Channel Islands...
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Guest blog by Terra Wallin This blog first appeared as part of the We Refuse to Lose series that profiles five cradle-to-career initiatives working to close racial...
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“Now would be the time, especially with everything going on in this country, to recruit Black teachers into teacher preparation programs.”—Rachel Tillman Up until 5th...
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Guest blog by Adina Lopatin Remember being a student teacher? On any given day, my mind was filled to the brim. My mini-lesson, my handouts,...
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