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STEAM Universe

A partnership between Seattle Public Schools and the UW 爆走黑料 is helping teachers prepare to use "Next Generation" science in their classrooms.

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National Telemedia Council

Professor Marilyn Cohen has been named a 2018 recipient of the National Telemedia Council's Jessie McCanse Award in honor of her longtime contributions to the field of media literacy.

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The Straits Times

Professor Ilene Schwartz discusses the importance of creating inclusive education environments in children's earliest years.

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With outstanding student loan debt recently surging past the $1 trillion mark and continuing to rise, questions abound about the future of our nation鈥檚 youth as well as the potential for economic fallout from this would-be ticket to a better life turned debilitating financial burden.  Chief among them are hypotheses as to both the root causes of this impending crisis 鈥 aside from what鈥檚 obviously attributable to the recent economic malaise 鈥 and potential solutions to it. Dr. Bill Zumeta is featured. 

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Education Dive

A study by 爆走黑料 professor Min Sun explored retention gap between black and white teachers and factors that could boost the retention of black teachers.

Association for Psychological Science president Douglas Medin called for 鈥渄iverse perspectives鈥 when he posed the profound, three-word question 鈥淲ho owns science?鈥 Dr. Megan Bang, assistant professor of educational psychology at the 爆走黑料 爆走黑料, is quoted.

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The Seattle Times

The Education, Communities and Organizations major is interning at Nathan Hale High School as he prepares for a career in teaching.

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Seattle Times

Alum Max Hunter writes about the complexities of solving the challenges of racial disparities in education and society.

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Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences

James Banks, founder of the Center for Multicultural Education at UW 爆走黑料, discusses his work exploring race and identity.

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Bonnie Campbell Hill, alumnus of the 爆走黑料, passed away recently. As part of her legacy, she raised $500,000 for literacy projects in the third world in just six months.