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  1. Illustration of two people facing one another. Above one is a large quote bubble with a finger print inside of it. The figures are black and the background is red.
    Research

    Confronting linguistic racism

    As our world grows more globalized, our acceptance of others—and their accents—is paramount.

    Featured Faculty

  2. Yaw Osei Adutwum PhD ’09, Ghana’s Minister of Education greets students outside of Afia Kobi Ampen Senior High School.
    Rossier News

    Considering the implications of AI for education

    As generative artificial intelligence reshapes industries, the USC Rossier community is exploring the opportunities of AI in education while ensuring its ethical and equitable use.

    Featured Faculty

  3. A pride banner hangs at the USC campus during Pride Month.
    Educator Tips

    How can educators support gender-diverse students?

    From validating feelings to creating a toolbox for emotional regulation, these practical tips can help students thrive.

    Featured Faculty

  4. Illustration of a football player dressed in a dollar bill.
    Education News

    NIL era creates opportunity, challenges for athletes

    Changes to rules governing intercollegiate athletics bring challenges and promise for student athletes.

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  5. A young student in a cardinal and gold USC sweatshirt works at a laptop.
    Rossier News

    USC Rossier promotes ambitious agenda to help schools

    Dean Pedro Noguera outlines five projects enabling USC Rossier to 'respond effectively' to challenges.

    Featured Faculty

  6. An illustration of a bridge made of books with two people walking toward one another.
    Educator Tips

    Professor Courtney Malloy PhD ’03 on bridging the gap between research and practice

    Effective collaboration between educational researchers and practitioners can help solve intractable problems in our schools and communities.

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  7. Illustration of Supreme Court building with multi-colored pencils as columns.
    Education News

    Professor Jerry Lucido on why race-aware admission policies must be defended

    The Supreme Court will soon hear cases on the legality of considering applicants’ race in the additions process, but whatever the ruling, colleges must remain dedicated to their commitments to equity and diversity.

    Featured Faculty

  8. Autumn, a student in the Crenshaw Family YMCA’s after-school program, measures the structure she built for a bridge building challenge. (Photo/Rebecca Aranda)
    Education News

    What do universities owe their communities?

    USC Rossier can lead the way in showing how universities can and should show up for their communities.

    Featured Faculty

  9. Students in a combined fourth- and fifth-grade class work together on a poster about the Lunar New Year.
    Educator Tips

    How can educators create the conditions for student leadership?

    Professor Julie Slayton explains that giving students meaningful opportunities to lead in the classroom extends beyond distributing materials and grants them decision-making power.

    Featured Faculty

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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.'