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  The Conversation

  The SAT and ACT Are Less Important Than You Might Think

  January 25, 2023

  According to Mary Churchill, SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests may be overrated: School performance is a better predictor than testing, and there’s a long legacy of racism connected with these examinations.
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  BU Today

  POV: With ChatGPT’s Arrival, Should Educators Be Mourning the End of the College Essay?

  January 20, 2023

  In this point-of-view piece, Naomi Caselli and Christina Dobbs discuss the impact of ChatGPT and other AI technologies on teaching and learning.
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  BU Today

  Q&A: BU Deaf Student on the Impact of Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids

  January 13, 2023

  Anna Lim discussed the impact of over-the-counter hearing aids.
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  Education Week

  What Book Bans Are Doing to School Library Purchases

  January 6, 2023

  Book bans are changing the composition of school libraries across the United States, says Kirsten Slungaard Mumma.
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  BU Today

  This BU Class Aims to Undo a History of Racism in Science and Healthcare

  December 13, 2022

  Bias and institutional racism have long existed in medicine and science, but Felicity Crawford and TJ McKenna seek to challenge these injustices in an innovative class.
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  Education Week

  Districts Are Spending More Per Student. Here’s How to Make Sure All of Them Benefit

  November 29, 2022

  Spending on students has increased—and Andrew Bacher-Hicks comments on how schools can use that money to the best advantage.
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  BU Today

  Want to Find a Banned Book? Brookline Booksmith Has Some on Display

  November 26, 2022

  Boston-area Brookline Booksmith is putting banned books in the spotlight. Laura Jiménez is interviewed.
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  BU Today

  POV: Plummeting Math Achievement Scores Confirm Pandemic’s Impact on US Public School Students

  November 17, 2022

  Marcus Winters and Andrew Bacher-Hicks discuss the impact of COVID-19 on students’ plummeting math scores.
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  Inside Higher Ed

  When Colleges Close, Students Aren’t Likely to Re-Enroll

  November 15, 2022

  Students who attended colleges that closed are less likely to transfer to other institutions after closure. BU Wheelock Dean David Chard is quoted.
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  BU Experts

  How Educators Can Support and Uplift Bilingual Children

  October 25, 2022

  Dina Castro discusses the rise in bilingualism in US schools—and how teachers can help students embrace both languages.
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  BU Today

  75 Years Later, Why Is Goodnight Moon Still Lulling So Many Children to Sleep?

  October 14, 2022

  The classic picture book Goodnight Moon continues to enthrall readers 75 years after its release. Laura Jiménez discusses its timeless appeal.
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  World Bank Blogs

  Putting Teachers’ Well-Being and Empowerment at the Center for Learning Recovery and Acceleration

  October 13, 2022

  Recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic has been as hard on teachers as it has students—and it’s crucial to promote teachers’ well-being. Eleonora Villegas-Reimers is interviewed.