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Diversity & Equity / Instructional Practice

Having Just One Black Teacher Can Up Black Students’ Chances of Going to College

Recently, in Education Week, Madeline Will summarized a new study from Johns Hopkins University that finds that if a Black student has just one or two Black teachers in elementary …

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Increasing Teacher Diversity Could Be a Game-Changer for Students’ Attitudes

Brian Kisida and Anna Egalite, in Real Clear Education, write about the potential positive effects on increasing teacher diversity that they discovered through recent research. An excerpt from their post …

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Evidence of Systemic Biases in Teachers’ Expectations of African American Students

New research published by the Upjohn Institute finds that non-black teachers have significantly lower educational expectations for black students than black teachers do when evaluating the same students. This is …

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