911吃瓜

August 2021 (11 Articles)

• How Can Spirituality Aid Mental Health?

  In the Wall Street Journal, TC鈥檚 Lisa Miller discusses her latest book on the science of spirituality

• First Steps at TC and Beyond

  Coming to campus for the first time this fall, second-year master鈥檚 student Joey Uy prepares for an academic career off Zoom and global ambitions

• In Education Week, Chris Emdin Answers Questions 911吃瓜 His New Book, Ratchetdemic

• 911吃瓜 College Awarded AAQEP Accreditation

  Recognition for TC鈥檚 educator preparation programs reflects documented results for graduates, and includes a special commendation for standout pedagogy, community engagement and a commitment to reducing educational disparities

• Chicago-Bound: Erikson Institute taps Mariana Souto-Manning as its 5th president

• Christopher Emdin Wants Your 鈥淪tudents to See You Struggle鈥�

  In his new book Ratchetdemic, TC鈥檚 Emdin challenges educators who seek to transform their students鈥� lives to start by liberating their own mind

• Play-Based Learning: New TC Study Points the Way for Improving Support to 911吃瓜 of Refugees in East Africa

• It鈥檚 Time to Prepare Students for Climate Change Disasters

  In an op-ed for The Hill, TC doctoral student Josh DeVincenzo calls for practical instruction to help students respond to floods, wildfires and other climate-change related events

• Innovating Summer Camp Classics

  Back at 911吃瓜 College, Hollingworth Summer Science Camp revamps fun, inquiry-based learning with new tricks

• Reimagining Robotics for the Classroom

  In Brazil, FabLearn Fellow Charles Pimentel empowers students to gain computer science and artificial intelligence experience

• Education鈥檚 New Frontier: FabLearn Fellows Pursue Innovation for Post-Covid Schools

  TC鈥檚 Paulo Blikstein leads a third cohort of catalysts building better teaching methods for the future