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| 1 | A college where the graduation rate for black students has been zero percent — for years |
| 2 | While focus is on fall, students’ choices about college will have a far longer impact |
| 3 | Opınıon: with schools closed in minnesota, black students again struggle with ‘hurt, heartache and trauma’ (2) |
| 4 | Race and equity |
| 5 | Must read voices |
| 6 | Column: the educational value of a black teacher |
| 7 | Opınıon: there’s a black student loan-debt crisis and it needs an urgent solution. how about reparations? |
| 8 | Column: what’s wrong with white teachers? |
| 9 | Must read reporting |
| 10 | Traveling to the african diaspora to prepare black students for college |
| 11 | Many hbcus are teetering between surviving and thriving |
| 12 | A charter school faces the ugly history of school choice in the deep south |
| 13 | An analysis of achievement gaps in every school in america shows that poverty is the biggest hurdle |
| 14 | Hundreds of thousands of students still can’t access online learning |
| 15 | ‘you’re stuck’: america wants to reopen its economy. ıt won’t happen without schools or child care |
| 16 | As recession deepens, colleges are cutting back on career services |
| 17 | How do you turn around a school amid a pandemic? |
| 18 | Latest news |
| 19 | Early chıldhood |
| 20 | Schools call parents “co-teachers,” but we have no idea what we’re doing |
| 21 | Teaching among the ashes: ‘ıt’s not just your house that burned, it’s everyone’s’ |
| 22 | Elementary to high school |
| 23 | Takeaways from research on tutoring to address coronavirus learning loss |
| 24 | Homeless students set adrift by school closures face crisis after crisis |
| 25 | Higher education |
| 26 | Why so few students transfer from community colleges to four-year universities |
| 27 | Enrollment and financial crises threaten growing list of academic disciplines |
| 28 | Are we ready? how we are teaching – and not teaching – kids about climate change |
| 29 | Voıces: students, teachers, princ****ls and experts weigh in |
| 30 | Opınıon: summer and after-school programs — five ways to provide for the other half of education amid the coronavirus |
| 31 | Opınıon: recent racial incidents involving police are enraging students at our hbcu, and for their sake we need to reopen |
| 32 | Student voıce: ‘ı never imagined that ı’d attend a four-year college, especially not while raising and supporting a son’ |
| 33 | Opınıon: pandemic hits dreamers and lgbtq students the hardest |
| 34 | Opınıon: three steps that states and jurisdictions can take to improve education in short-term juvenile detention |
| 35 | Teacher voıce: ‘ı just don’t think remote learning works’ |
| 36 | Opınıon: how overseas work with refugees can inform emergency education measures in the u.s. during coronavirus |
| 37 | Why climate change caused me to rethink my career plans |
| 38 | Opınıon: can ed-tech save higher education? these 3 new platforms can help people to connect |
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| 1 | Column: black and brown boys don’t need to learn “grit,” they need schools to stop being racist |
| 2 | ‘you can’t help but to wonder’: crumbling schools, less money, and dismal outcomes in the county that was supposed to change everything for black children in the south |
| 3 | Coronavırus and educatıon |
| 4 | Opınıon: college in a pandemic is tough enough — without reliable broadband access, it’s nearly impossible |
| 5 | After george floyd’s killing, many colleges are promising to do better for black students: will anything change? |
| 6 | Rich schools get richer |
| 7 | Opınıon: ‘to create lasting change, we must sustain this anti-racist work beyond the heat of the moment’ |
| 8 | Student voıce: ‘college students like me were stopped in their car by police and subsequently tased and beaten for trying to get home’ |
| 9 | Are you trying to teach your kids too much at home? |
| 10 | Online education stretches to include volunteers, teachers looking to pay their bills |
| 11 | Urgency of getting people back to work gives new momentum to “microcredentials” |
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| 3 | This nine-part series explores how we’re teaching through climate change. We report on how climate change emergencies are disrupting student learning, exacerbating mental health problems, devastating school infrastructure, and how the coronavirus pandemic is a preview of what education looks like in a climate emergency. We also look at how textbooks are coming up short in teaching kids about climate, how medical schools are preparing future doctors, and how despite the obstacles some educators are finding ways to give students skills they need to better protect themselves and their communities. (3) |
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