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EDUCATOR October 2017

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A new report shows how fact checkers outpaced historians and top college students when evaluating information online.

RESEARCH

Test stress

A new study suggests that women are more heavily influenced than men by test anxiety, and points to ways to help close the gender gap.

STANFORD RADIO

Free speech

In this episode of our podcast School’s In, Professor Eamonn Callan says allowing space for disagreement is “the core of the education worth having.”

Q&A on research looking at homelessness in San Francisco schools

New EdCareers website provides job connections and professional development opportunities

All News

Our Centennial

ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Claudio Sassaki, MA/MBA '03, is a social entrepreneur who is working to improve education in his native Brazil using adaptive learning technologies.

GSE Centennial

EVENTS

Nov

mediaX: Human AI Collaboration, A Dynamic Frontier

MacKenzie Room, School of Engineering

8:30am

Nov

SIEPR Policy Forum: K-12 Education

SIEPR Gunn Building

10:30am

Nov

SCOPE Brown Bag: Guadalupe Valdes

Terrace Room, Margaret Jacks Hall

12:00pm

Event Calendar

IN THE MEDIA

The New York Times Magazine

Why are more American teenagers than ever suffering from severe anxiety? (quotes Denise Pope)

Time

Math classes don't work. Here's the solution (op-ed by Jo Boaler)

Quartz

N obel Prizes are great, but college football is why American universities dominate the globe (op-ed by David Labaree)

CNBC

These 5 hacks can help you learn anything, according to a Stanford professor (interview with Candace Thille)

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