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Mentors and passages: The power of teen-centric programs
We speak with Al Kurland, longtime leader of out-of-school-time programs in Upper Manhattan’s Washington Heights. Mr. Kurland founded youth programs that help teens to...
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From Skinner to computer-based education: Can machines teach?
We speak with independent journalist Audrey Watters, author of “Teaching machines: The history of personalized learning,” about the origins of teaching machines and the...
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Radical care: Leading with love
We speak with Dr. Rosa Rivera-McCutchen, associate professor of leadership studies at Lehman College, CUNY, about the importance of school leaders and teachers practicing...
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Efforts to ban books escalate: Tips for resistance
We speak with Dr. Richard Price, associate professor of political science at Weber State University, about recent attempts to ban books, especially those about...
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Systemic racism in special education: Parent participation legitimizes inequities (Encore)
We continue our conversation with LaToya Baldwin Clark of UCLA School of Law. Dr. Baldwin Clark explains how the special education system advantages White...
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Policing attendance boundaries: Education as private property (Encore)
We speak with Dr. LaToya Baldwin Clark, assistant professor at UCLA School of Law. Dr. Baldwin Clark explains how school boundaries are used for...