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Women’s History Month

This month, we’re highlighting our award-winning and bestselling titles written by women that address critical issues in the education field.

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Students and Climate Change: Empowering Action Webinar

Wednesday, 4/16 at 4 PM ET

Panelists: Tom Roderick, Laura A. Schifter, and Mark Windschitl

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Harvard Educational Review

The Spring 2025 issue is now available

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Rethinking Chronic Absenteeism

Rethinking Chronic Absenteeism

A call for community-based approaches to reducing the barriers that prevent regular attendance in K-12 schools

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Race and Equity
School Leadership
Science Education
School and District Improvement
Higher Education

Voices in Education

Cultivating Belonging for Children of Color with Disabilities

By Soyoung Park The looming threat that the United States Department of Education will be dismantled has brought much uncertainty to state education agencies. Among the many issues concerning states…

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Celebrating Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month! To recognize this important time of year, we are highlighting valuable books and critical research written by our female authors. All of us at HEP…

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Teaching from an Ethical Center: Practical Wisdom for Daily Instruction

By Cara E. Furman “If I wasn’t staying true to my values, I wouldn’t want to be teaching,” says Liz, a preschool teacher I interviewed as part of a larger…

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