The 2025–26 academic year brought a new initiative to the Harvard Graduate School of Education: Dialogue Across Differences ...

Mathematical understanding should be a goal for every student and something they feel capable of achieving. But translating that belief into classroom practice remains one of the central challenges in ...

Mississippi’s reading gains have been called a “miracle,” but literacy expert Kymyona Burk says the real story is about sustained effort and all the pieces of reform coming together. “We've called it ...

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Disagreement is a part of everyday life, yet most of us avoid it whenever possible. Harvard Kennedy School Professor Julia Minson knows where and why our conversations often go wrong and how we can ...

In the second episode of the Literary Insights series, scholars explore the question: What does the research actually tell us about how to identify and support students with dyslexia in practice?

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School doesn’t have to be a “grind” for teens. But a new report explores the pressures many teens face in their academic lives, how it impacts their education and mental health, and the role parents ...

A Long Time Coming: A Lyrical Biography of Race in America from Ona Judge to Barack Obama Ray Anthony Shepard, M.A.T. ’71 (CALKINS CREEK PRESS, 2023) In this YA novel, written in lyrical verse, Ray ...