Teacher Evaluation Fight Spills Into New York’s Board of Regents Meeting
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05/08/2018
Education
Asked About a ‘Divisive’ Tweet About Segregation, Carranza Directs an Upper West Side Parent to Implicit Bias Training
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05/08/2018
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice Is a Lesson Students Sorely Need
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05/08/2018
A Month Into the Job, It’s Clear Chancellor Carranza Isn’t Carmen Fariña Version 2.0
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05/08/2018
Funded by Heckscher Foundation for Children, Behavioral Science Meets College-Bound Student Success in Nudges, Norms, and New Solutions
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05/08/2018
Behavioral science meets college-bound student success in Nudges, Norms, and New Solutions - the all-new, hands-on guide and hotline for educators helping students enter and successfully complete college. The open-source guide and free hotline...
How an Ultra-Exclusive Public School Has Avoided a Citywide Diversity Push
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05/07/2018
NYC’s School Integration Opportunity: More Middle-Class Students
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05/07/2018
Alarming Number of Car Accidents Happen Outside NYC Schools: Study
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05/07/2018
Free School Lunch for All, Meant to Reduce Stigma, May Also Keep Students Healthier
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05/07/2018
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grants Duke University $3M to Grow Liberal Arts Colleges and HBCU Visiting Faculty
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05/07/2018
The grant will fund a five-year initiative called Humanities Unbounded, which will include roughly a dozen two-year visiting faculty fellowships, according to Gennifer Weisenfeld, dean of the humanities at Duke.
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