Last year, the GSE’s Jennifer Wolf discussed the push to ban books from U.S. schools. “I’ve read many of these ... and I can attest – they do push us outside of our comfort area.”
Bay Area high school students took the lead on a study of district programs and policies that affect student well-being, with help from veteran researchers at Stanford.
GSE students present projects at Learning Design and Tech Expo
A virtuality game that builds collaboration skills, a chatbot that helps students study, and an interactive storybook that teaches school readiness were among the projects presented at the GSE’s Learning Design & Technology Expo.
The Black Academic Development Lab summer internship connects GSE students with others across the country pursuing research in Black language and culture.
GSE graduates challenged to engage in empathy work
When people act from a place of empathy, they become even more motivated, considerate, and committed to those they’re trying to help, Professor Emerita Shelley Goldman told GSE graduates.
