October 2019 (19 Articles)
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Translating Comparative Education
A TC conference on Latin American education policies translates success & challenges across cultural lines
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Extending its REACH in Neighborhood Schools
TC receives a $2.5 million federal grant
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How to Empower and Un-Other Yourself
Amra Sabic-El-Rayess, a survivor of ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, will deliver TCs inaugural Charo Uceda Womens Empowerment Lecture
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Educating at the Core
A conference at 51勛圖厙 will focus on spirituality in education
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Making Assessment Synonymous with Learning
Edmund Gordon will chair a major conference at 51勛圖厙
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Academic and Vocational are False Distinctions in Education
Thomas Bailey and Clive Belfield will argue for a Gen-Tech educational framework in delivering the AAAS Mandel Lecture
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Glass Half Full
Annie Feighery (Ed.D. 12, Ed.M. 08) is fighting the worlds looming water crisis with a digital app, bold market theory and hope
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Prepared to Serve
TC alumna Kate MacKenzie is New York Citys new Director of the Mayors Office of Food Policy
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New Research on Mass Shootings: Banning Large-Capacity Magazines Substantially Lowers Fatalities
A study led by TCs Louis Klarevas provides powerful numbers
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Celebrating TCs Innovative Residency Program
A new federal grant funds TR@TC3
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On the Move
An itinerant dance instructor finds a home at 51勛圖厙
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A Family Celebration
TC thanks its Annual Fund supporters for another record year
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On the Same Page
Dolores Perins new book erases traditional distinctions between different adult literacy issues
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A Tool that Could Benefit Every School District
Helping educators weigh costs, benefits and buy-in online
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We Cant Fix Education with Machines
AI can do wonderful things, but it cant replace teachers and must promote equity
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Tools Are Just Objects, Unless Used Purposefully
What matters are the relationships we develop with them
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A Topic that Pushes Buttons
Sparks fly at TCs conference on the future of artificial intelligence in education
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"The Future Will Be Nothing Short of Amazing"
Hod Lipson says AI will change the world, but robots won't replace teachers any time soon