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Black teachers

This Month We Celebrate Members of the Black Educator Hall of Fame

Ed Post has partnered with the Center for Black Educator Development and Philly's 7th Ward to lift some of the greatest minds in Black education, the Black Educator Hall of Fame. There will be one...

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anti-racism

Black Boys and Men Need More Appreciation and Less Stereotyping

For those of us who’ve been educators for decades, social media can reveal the reverberating impact of our efforts, and sometimes the work that remains to be done. It is inspiring and poignant to...

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U.S. Department of Education

Did Elon Musk and his DOGErs Violate Ferpa?

Okay, class, all together now, “I’m about to get my loans forgiven.” Amidst all the chaos shaking our federal government, one ongoing drama should have the attention of everyone with student loans:...

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student achievement

Is Trump Gutting Education Research a New Beginning or Just ‘Slashing and Burning’?

The Trump administration’s gutting of the Institute of Education Sciences on Monday temporarily disables an essential source of data on a host of basic information — everything from high school...

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Mental Health

Mental Health, Healing and Wholeness for Black Boys

Advocating for better mental healthcare for Black men and boys is always on Emmanuel Jackson's mind. As a college counselor at Muchin College Prep in Chicago and as a Black man, he often sees his...

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Achievement Gap

The NAEPs of Wrath

How did you recognize NAEP Day this year? Many reveled in platitudes and short stories, mostly fiction, told to confirm our biases for this or that educational intervention. I’m reasonably...

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