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  Boston Globe

  With a Large Number of College Presidents Stepping Down, Vacancies May Open for More Diverse Leaders

  July 6, 2022

  A large number of college presidents have stepped down recently—but this turnover presents an opportunity to promote more diversity among presidents.
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  BU Today

  My Coming Out Story: David Chard

  June 23, 2022

  In this point-of-view piece, Dean David Chard writes about coming out as gay later in life.
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  Boston University Rafik Hariri Institute

  Graduate Student Fellow Aims to Reduce Bias-Based Bullying in Athletics

  June 22, 2022

  Olivia Wyatt, a graduate student at BU Wheelock, is working to reduce bias-based bullying in athletics.
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  The Conversation

  Teacher Burnout Hits Record High

  June 22, 2022

  Teacher burnout has been on the rise since the pandemic started. Elizabeth Bettini is among the scholars who are investigating the problem.
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  BU Experts

  Addressing Teacher Burnout and Turnover in a Post-Pandemic World

  June 7, 2022

  Olivia Chi and Andrew Bacher-Hicks join BU Experts to discuss post-COVID teacher burnout and turnover.
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  The Conversation

  Teachers Often Struggle to Address Mass Traumatic Events in Class

  June 2, 2022

  Jennifer Greif Green writes about the struggles teachers face when talking to their students about mass traumas.
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  Marketplace

  Air Conditioning (Or Lack of It) Can Affect Student Performance

  June 2, 2022

  Air conditioning is unlikely to be the first thing associated with school performance—but Joshua Goodman’s research suggests otherwise.
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  LAist

  A ‘Historic’ LAUSD Vote On Deaf Education Stirs An Old Debate: Should Kids Learn Both Speech & Sign Language?

  June 1, 2022

  Naomi Caselli discusses the benefits of Deaf bilingualism after a historic vote by the Los Angeles Unified School District to teach spoken English in conjunction with American Sign Language.
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  Western Journal

  Experts Warn Biden’s Trashed Markets Could Permanently Hobble American Economy

  May 28, 2022

  Scott Solberg discusses the lack of adequate teacher preparation and its relationship to a faltering job market.
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  BU Today

  How Should Teachers and Parents Talk about the Uvalde School Shooting with Their Children?

  May 25, 2022

  Jennifer Greif Green talks about how teachers and parents can support children in the wake of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.      
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  Politico

  ‘This is a Crisis Point’: Job Training Deficit Leaves Critical Jobs Unfilled

  May 25, 2022

  Although workforce development and training are vital for teachers and other professionals, the US lags behind other countries in providing them. Scott Solberg is interviewed.
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  Self Magazine

  How to Draw Fitness Boundaries When Your Home Is Your Gym

  May 14, 2022

  Hayley Perelman is interviewed in this piece about learning to set boundaries between your activities when you’re working out at home.