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Hey, Students: Want a Good Job? Become a Teacher
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Chad Aldeman
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A 25-Year Study Reveals How Empathy is Passed from Generation to Generation
The longitudinal study traced how empathy is passed from parents to teens to their future children.
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AI Pioneers Want Bots to Replace Human Teachers – Here’s Why That’s Unlikely
History shows technological solutions in education often fall flat.
Annette Vee, The Conversation
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Time Poverty Hinders College Graduation, Especially for Students with Jobs, Kids
Black women are among the demographics with the least time for college.
Claire Wladis, The Conversation
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In a special summer episode of Class Disrupted, Author David Yeager joins to discuss practical strategies for mentoring young people.
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