Each center on a timely or timeless dilemma in education, inviting diverse perspectives, and deep reflection. 3D is a sign-up-based program with limited spots — participation isn’t guaranteed, but ...

When it comes to the state of civic education in America, Danielle Allen doesn’t mince her words: “I think we've hit bottom on a 70-year period of disinvestment,” she says. The Harvard professor was ...

The idea of “learning math” often conjures the image of a student hunched over his desk, solving problems using a set formula he copied down from his teacher. Math, we tend to think, is a strict set ...

In a way, one of the most important things Mridula Chalamalasetti, Ed.M.’25, brought to the Harvard Graduate School of Education was a box of Legos. Chalamalasetti, who earned her master’s in HGSE’s ...

Higher education is one of the few industries that has changed little in the past few decades. Visiting Professor Brian Rosenberg believes there is an urgent need to transform higher education but too ...

These findings aren't necessarily going to be a surprise to anyone who's weathered remote learning with a child at home. So in some sense, this is meant to be confirmation of what many of us have ...

Transcript JILL ANDERSON: I'm Jill Anderson. This is the Harvard EdCast. Lily Howard Scott knows the words we use with children don't just shape conversations but have power to shape their inner lives ...

The pioneer of critical race theory in education discusses the current politicization and tension around teaching about race in the classroom.

A confluence of national politics and grief and outrage following the murders of Black Americans by police has brought the holiday of Juneteenth — celebrated annually on June 19 — to new prominence ...

Sam Noel, a senior at Melrose High School in Massachusetts, didn’t sleep well the night before his SAT last spring. “I was nervous,” he says, not just about taking the college entrance exam but also ...

Many educators struggle with unconscious bias in their roles at school, and often in ways that can unknowingly perpetuate racism and negatively affect students. In this episode of the Harvard EdCast, ...

Competition is supposed to be a good thing. Sit in on any econ 101 class and you’re bound to hear the basic theory that competition is beneficial for consumers because it leads to innovation, better ...