306 result(s) found.

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  BU Today

  Why Do So Many Kids Struggle with Reading?

  October 29, 2025

  A nationwide study finds literacy screening programs aren't leading to help for young readers who need it, including those with dyslexia. Ola Ozernov-Palchik is interviewed.
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  Education Week

  Teachers Are Using AI to Help Write IEPs. Advocates Have Concerns

  October 29, 2025

  "It's not surprising" that special education teachers are turning to AI to help with overwhelming workloads, says Elizabeth Bettini.
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  BU Today

  50 Years After Mandated by US Law, Special Education’s Future in Question, BU Expert Says

  October 28, 2025

  Elizabeth Bettini discusses the importance of special education and the impact recent federal cuts could have on students and teachers.
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  BU Today

  Wheelock Program Aims to Broaden Who Stands in Front of Classrooms

  October 27, 2025

  Michael Dennehy, Azaria Cunningham, Ayana Bass, and Penny Bishop discuss the importance of AACTE's Holmes Scholars Program.
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  ExcelinEd

  Building Better Teachers: How States Can Raise the Bar on Preparation

  October 16, 2025

  In this podcast, Meagan Comb of the Wheelock Educational Policy Center, explores the impact of teacher preparation on literacy and math outcomes.
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  Dorchester Reporter

  Numbers Say It: Greater Boston is More Diverse, More Divided

  October 8, 2025

  A Wheelock Educational Policy Center study by Abigail Francis and Joshua Goodman is cited.
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  The Brink

  Making the World More Accessible for Sign Language Users

  October 7, 2025

  Profiles Naomi Caselli, associate professor of deaf education and director of the Deaf Center.
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  Tes Magazine

  Is England on the Right Path for Inclusion?

  September 17, 2025

  England and US have contrasting approaches to special education. Zach Rossetti is interviewed.
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  Mother Jones

  How America’s Elite Colleges Breed High-Status Careers—and Misery

  September 24, 2025

  Low-income students who attend elite high schools may be more successful in college than their peers who did not. Anthony Abraham Jack is cited.
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  Brookline News

  Brookline’s Public School Enrollment Dropped During COVID and Hasn’t Bounced Back. For Families, What’s Driving Public School Appeal?

  September 21, 2025

  A recent study by Abigail Francis and Joshua Goodman is cited.
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  MassLive

  College Majors Are Disappearing As Academia Tightens Its Belt

  September 14, 2025

  Factors such as financial and political pressures are leading to colleges and universities to make difficult choices, including cutting programs. Mary Churchill comments.
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  The Brink

  Research Program Helps Bridge the Opportunity Gap for Young Engineers

  September 8, 2025

  “A big benefit of this program is simply exposure,” says Chris Alba (Wheelock’18,’23), who has both a master's and CAGS in science education.