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2021
February
February 2021
(26 Articles)
Sad News: The Passing of TC's Jane Monroe
Friday, February 26, 2021
TC’s Jordan Matsudaira Is Named Deputy Under Secretary of Education
On the Curve of Change: TC’s Social-Organizational Psychology master’s program prepares students to transform themselves and their organizations
Update on Summer, Fall 2021 Plans
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
A Quiet Powerhouse Whose Work Was about Kindness: Recalling Angel Wang
A Champion for Possibility
Ye (Angel) Wang created new pathways to literacy for deaf and hard-of-hearing children
Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Students Are More Optimistic About the Future than Their U.S.-Born Peers
Familiarity may breed awareness of disadvantages and discrimination, finds a new study led by TC’s S. Garnett Russell
A Tech Star’s Unusual Ascent: For doctoral student Yvonne Thevenot (M.Ed. ’20), it all gets back to being a concerned school parent
Addressing ‘Frayed Trust’ in America’s Values: A webinar series on media literacy, youth activism, tackling controversial topics in class and more
Setting an Agenda: A panel of TC faculty will weigh priorities for the Biden-Harris administration
COVID will be the subtext for a February 25
th
panel discussion
Now’s Not the Moment: Resuming standardized testing amid the pandemic would be “foolhardy,” argues Aaron Pallas
Creating Equity-Focused Schools — from Within
A new book co-authored by TC’s Mark Gooden guides principals in confronting their own biases
Myanmar’s Agony: Why the World Should Pay Heed
A TC student recounts her country’s struggle for democracy
A Magical Teacher, A Star Pupil and a School Created by Teachers College
Physician and author Perri Klass offers tribute in the
New York Times
Message on Passing of Ye (Angel) Wang
Monday, February 15, 2021
Bringing Black History Alive: A TC alumnus’ podcast unites the descendants of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B DuBois
Testing a Staple of Nursing Education: How well does simulation training translate into patient care?
Advice to the Biden Administration: Encourage the use of data in order to create bottom-up education reform
New Scholarships Honor TC Nursing Alumnae Rita Reis Wieczorek and Margaret McClure
Seeking the Greatest Impact: Through leadership and teaching, alumna Margaret Phiri has quietly improved nursing care in Africa
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TC’s Nursing Education doctoral program is shaping use of virtual simulation, a key teaching tool during the COVID pandemic
Two Teachers College Alumni Will Serve in the Biden-Harris Administration
Jessica Cardichon (Ed.D. ’03, M.A. ’99) and Ramin Taheri (M.A. ’01) are named to key education posts
Teaching Writing: Evidence-based approaches are needed, says
Forbes
. The TC Reading & Writing Project’s method is one
Redefining Scholarship: With the new year under way, the
Teachers College Record
is amplifying a diverse new range of voices and topics
Reaching for the Sky: Adversity has spurred N’dea Johnson (M.A. ’20) to help others. Now she hopes to do so in Congress
A Lunar New Year Message
Friday, February 12, 2021
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