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What Sierra Leone’s Renaissance Teaches Us About the New 21st Century State

April 22, 2019 education, sierra leone, technology

A new administration is at the vanguard of African leadership, prioritizing national development in a new model of partnership and

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Reach Higher for Higher Education Achievement

February 22, 2019March 3, 2019 education, education policy, higher education

BY ERIC WALDO THE 2020 NORTH STAR This March will mark ten years since President Obama gave his first major

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Fostering ‘mentalship’ among young male students of color

February 21, 2019 education, education policy, mentorship, race

BY DENNIS FUNES “Students like YOU end up working rather than going to college.” As a young male of color

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A Call for Nuance: Reframing The Charter School Debate

February 20, 2019 charter schools, education, education reform, high school, middle school, privatization, public education, reform, teaching

BY CHRIS GEARY As a former traditional public middle school math teacher and charter high school history teacher, it is

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Sharing the Community Schools Strategy

February 20, 2019 community, education, poverty, schools

BY ABEL MCDANIELS Last month, teachers from Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation’s second largest school system, went on

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Too Little, Too Late: How Universal Pre-K Would Still Fail America’s Children

February 19, 2019February 19, 2019 early childhood education, education, pre-k, universal pre-k

BY STEVEN OLENDER Julian Castro championed an ambitious expansion of public education while announcing his 2020 presidential bid by advocating

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Shifting Social Attitudes on Gender-Based Violence—Podcast

May 7, 2018June 7, 2018 education, gender, gender-based violence, india

The Kennedy School Review’s Podcast explores the vast range of talents and experiences that HKS students and faculty bring to

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