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  1. Educator Tips

    The pandemic changed the job search. Here’s what educators should know

    The COVID-19 pandemic has not only altered how and where people work, but how they navigate the job search as well. Current and aspiring educational leaders looking for the next...

  2. Educator Tips

    Insights from the U.S. department of education’s equity summit series

    Since March of 2020, thought leaders and policymakers have discussed how to use the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity to reform schools. The first event of the Equity Summit Series...

  3. Research

    Scholar’s research into homelessness finds flawed supports for students

    Students experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles are highly mobile, and everywhere.

  4. Educator Tips

    What is action civics? Six things educators should know

    What role should students play in their civics education? This question has come into focus in the debate over how civics should be taught in K–12 schools. Under a more...

    Featured Faculty

  5. Alumni Story

    Discovering the talents in every child

    This alumna’s illustrious career in gifted education took her from LA to the remote villages of Mexico

  6. Alumni Story

    The pandemic forced us outside, and Oak Park Unified shows how schools can benefit

    Led by Anthony Knight EdD ’06, this Ventura County district provides a model for outdoor education and environmental literacy

  7. Educator Tips

    Incorporating the six engineering habits of mind in the classroom

    Engineering habits of mind is a concept based on the premise that engineers often make things work, or work better—and they rely on common methods to help them. Anthony Maddox...

  8. Alumni Story

    Why we must rethink how we teach civics

    Akilah Lyons-Moore EdD ’14, assistant professor of clinical education, discusses The Democracy Project, growing up in Pacoima and what she misses about teaching high school.

  9. Education News

    The future of police in schools

    Research shows officers don't make schools safer, but how do we create secure campuses without them?

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  10. Alumni Story

    How a school of refugees led by a Rossier alum is demonstrating democracy

    Elias Vargas EdD ’17 is transforming civic engagement, starting in the classroom.