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Stanford Graduate School of Education —

Joy and justice

At this year’s Cubberley Lecture, a former National Teacher of the Year made the case for an education that embraces and challenges those with learning differences.

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New approach to studying academic progress looks at pathways, not pipelines

A group of scholars is calling for a new model for studying academic progress that accounts for the complexity of curriculums and student journeys.

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Stanford scholars on education innovation and technology

Stanford scholars spoke at a conference on education innovation and technology, where the focus on research reflected a shift in the edtech ecosystem.

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At a Stanford forum, taking a closer look at controversies over curriculum

Education scholars examined recent conflicts over what students are taught in public schools.

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The impact of racial stress on Black youth

Farzana Saleem discusses strategies to help Black youth heal from race-related stress and trauma.

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Seminar examines the future of ChatGPT in education

On the heels of the release of ChatGPT, Stanford convenes educators from across the country for an online seminar to discuss the implications of "generative AI" on education.

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Project documents invisible costs of living undocumented

A Stanford-based research project seeks to reframe the dominant narrative about undocumented life in the U.S. by putting first-person stories front and center.

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What ChatGPT means for education

Faculty from the Stanford Accelerator for Learning discuss how the new chatbot could change teaching and learning.

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Equipping kids to defend against science misinformation

Researchers say a fundamental shift in how we teach K-12 science could protect society from scientific misinformation in all of its forms, from the misguided to the malicious.

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Ten tips for tackling political polarization in the workplace and beyond

You can work peaceably with people of different political views, say Stanford GSB faculty and alums.

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