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  Texas Public Radio

  Concussions, Bruises, Bite Marks: San Antonio Special Education Teachers Say They Often Get Hurt at Work

  October 7, 2024

  Elizabeth Bettini comments in this story about challenges faced by special education teachers and paraprofessionals.
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  BU Today

  POV: It’s Unthinkable That Athletes End Up Hospitalized by Workouts Designed to Make Them Better

  October 4, 2024

  Exertional injuries are one of the leading causes of collegiate sport deaths. John McCarthy discusses how this can be changed.
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  Harvard Magazine

  Harvard Haves and Have-Nots

  September 23, 2024

  Anthony Abraham Jack's new book, Class Dismissed, explores the gaps students from lower-income families and underrepresented backgrounds experience in higher education.
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  The Brink

  Is Higher Education Ignoring Inequality and Failing Disadvantaged Students?

  September 23, 2024

  Anthony Abraham Jack discusses his new book, Class Dismissed, and what colleges can do to better support students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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  Boston Globe

  BU Professor Explores Inequality on College Campuses in New Book about Harvard

  September 21, 2024

  Anthony Abraham Jack hopes Class Dismissed: When Colleges Ignore Inequality and Students Pay the Price will help higher ed leaders come to grips with this issue on their campuses.
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  BU Today

  After Georgia Shooting, Should Schools Be Required to Have Threat Assessment Teams?

  September 10, 2024

  Jennifer Greif Green discusses whether states should mandate these teams (short answer: yes) and how that implementation should be handled.
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  Inside Higher Ed

  What’s New With Dual Enrollment?

  September 9, 2024

  Mary Churchill discusses the promise and challenge of allowing high school students to enroll in college courses.
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  Washington Post

  She Boosted Schools in Mississippi. Can Carey Wright Do It Again in Maryland?

  August 26, 2024

  Research from the Wheelock Educational Policy Center is cited in this article about Maryland's new state superintendent.
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  The Chronicle of Higher Education

  Elite Colleges Are More Diverse Than Ever. They’re Still Unequal.

  August 23, 2024

  A modified excerpt from Anthony Abraham Jack's new book, Class Dismissed: When Colleges Ignore Inequality and Students Pay the Price.
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  BU Today

  Young GENEiuses: SummerLab Gives Teens a Chance to Learn about State-of-the Art CRISPR Technology

  August 20, 2024

  Middle and high school students learn about gene editing through a program funded by the National Institutes of Health. Carla Romney and Donald DeRosa comment.
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  The Cut

  What Happens When a Kid Plays With Grok, Grimes’s AI Toy?

  August 16, 2024

  A parent writes about testing out a new AI toy with her child. Jenny Nissel, a BU Wheelock research associate, comments.
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  Inside Higher Ed

  Pulling Down the List

  August 15, 2024

  Mary Churchill explores the issue of declining enrollments at public regional universities.