270 result(s) found.

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  Bostonia

  Keeping a Small-Town Movie House Alive

  October 11, 2022

  Together with her husband Les Gordon, alumna Dafna Krouk-Gordon resurrected a movie theater in Maynard, Mass.
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  BU Today

  If Hispanics Hate the Term ‘Latinx,’ Why Is It Still Used?

  October 4, 2022

  An exploration of the controversial term “Latinx”—and why some of the negative coverage may do an injustice to the increasingly popular descriptor. Dina Castro is interviewed.
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  BU Today

  Seven BU Latinx Researchers Making a Difference

  October 3, 2022

  Latinx researchers at Boston University are making a difference, including Wheelock’s Maria Olivares.
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  Wall Street Journal

  Rising Temperatures Heat Up Need for Schools to Keep Students Cool

  October 2, 2022

  Climate change is leading to rising heat levels in classrooms—and these hot classrooms can harm students’ performance. How can schools keep their students cool?      
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  American Economic Association

  School Bullying, Cyberbullying, and Remote Learning

  September 19, 2022

  In an interview, Andrew Bacher-Hicks and Joshua Goodman discuss the impact of the pandemic on bullying.
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  Boston Globe

  How to Raise a Generation of Better Citizens

  September 19, 2022

  Kaylene Stevens explains how to raise a generation of better citizens.
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  Education Week

  Public School Enrollment Continues to Stagnate

  August 16, 2022

  Public school enrollment started flagging during the height of the COVID pandemic, and two years after lockdown, these trends continue. Cites research coauthored by Andrew Bacher-Hicks and Joshua Goodman.
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  BU Today

  Almost Every State Needs More Special Ed Teachers. How Can They Get Them?

  August 4, 2022

  States are struggling to get and keep special education teachers. Elizabeth Bettini discusses teacher attrition and its effects on students.
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  BU Today

  Teachers Become Students as BU Hosts Institute to Address Adolescent Well-Being

  July 26, 2022

  Teachers are going to Boston University to learn how to support students through a workshop organized by Karen Harris (Wheelock'92) and Stephan Ellenwood.
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  Fox News

  Special Ed Programs in Public Schools Plagued by Staffing Shortage

  July 22, 2022

  Teacher attrition is a problem across the profession, but it has been especially trying for special education teachers. Elizabeth Bettini is interviewed.
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  Boston Globe

  COVID Will Be in Schools This Fall. It’s Time to Make Plans.

  July 11, 2022

  The lockdown may be behind us, but COVID hasn’t gone away—and parents and teachers should be prepared to keep children safe.
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  US News & World Report

  What to Know about Cyberbullying

  July 8, 2022

  BU Wheelock's Jennifer Greif Green discusses cyberbullying and its effect on children.