Blogs

The PSC blog aims to produce actionable, insightful knowledge for educators, families, communities, policymakers, and the general public. We use the latest research evidence on important equity issues in education. We also hope to provide reflections on what it means to engage in public scholarship.

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No joke! A professor and a comedian walk into a bar.
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Techno-optimism, school surveillance, and GoGuardian
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K-12 Teaching Under the Threat of Suppression: Fugitivity as Resistance in the Contemporary Moment
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Collaborating to Activate Student-led Partnerships for Change: From Voice, to Advocacy, to Action
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Beyond the Essential Other: Engaging Disability Intersections in Teacher Education
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Are the Kids Alright? Youth Perspectives on Schooling, Learning, and Community
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Shifting the discourse through public scholarship
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Probing Inclusive Education in the Global South: A Critical Cultural Historical Standpoint
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The Role of Federal Agencies in Supporting Hispanic-Serving Institutions and STEM Diversity
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The value of variation: Why we need to attend to heterogeneity in intervention research
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Intentionality in research through public scholarship: An interview with Anne Charity Hudley
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The Role of Asset-Based Approaches in a Context of Opportunities and Inequities
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Public scholarship as a scholarly responsibility: An interview with Sam Wineburg
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On the Right to Research: An interview with John Willinsky
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