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    Educator Tips

    Leading with questions rather than answers

    Professor Adrian Donato EdD ’16 discusses why leaders must frame goals around the 'why.'

  2. A second grader attends online school from her socially-distanced desk at the Delano Recreation Center, which is a part of the Safer at Parks: Alternative Learning Centers and After School Program in Los Angeles. (Photo/Getty Images, Al Seib)
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    Building a more equitable future

    As schools start to reopen, now is the time to create an education system that supports all students

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    Disruption as an opportunity for change

    The pandemic has provided a chance to reimagine how schools function

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  4. Razor wire and fences surround the U.S. Capitol building at sunrise a few days after the Capitol was breached during an insurrection on Jan. 6. (Photo/Associated Press, Jeremy Hogan)
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    Teaching about the inescapable racial realities of the capitol insurrection

    The attack on Congress underscores important lessons about racial double standards and White privilege

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  5. A rally that took place in San Francisco’s Chinatown in February called for communities to unite in the fight against COVID-19. (Photo/Associated Press, Y Ichuan Cao)
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    Combating anti-Asian racism in the classroom

    Tracy Poon Tambascia on how educators can address xenophobia amid the COVID-19 pandemic

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  6. A child adds his handprint to a Black Lives Matter mural along Colfax Avenue, in front of Benton Harbor High School, in Benton Harbor, Michigan. (Photo/AP Images, Don Campbell/The Herald-Palladium)
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    Educators are needed now more than ever

    As a global pandemic, recession and racial justice movement sweep the nation, USC Rossier can lead the way in transforming education

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    Will higher ed's commitment to racial justice lead to change?

    John Brooks Slaughter on what universities must do to improve the conditions of Black Americans

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  8. Nettie Hunt, sitting on steps of the Supreme Court in 1954, holding a newspaper and explaining to her daughter Nikie the meaning of the Court’s decision banning school segregation. (Photo/Bettmann Archive, Getty Images).
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    The health of our educational institutions reflects the health of our democracy

    How do we leverage the power of our schools to defend against threats to our democratic systems?

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    Tips for educators during an election year

    Professor Artineh Samkian on how to facilitate difficult conversations in the classroom.

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    Why the top-down governance structures of higher education need revitalizing

    Professor Adrianna Kezar on the importance of shared governance in universities.

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