When he was eight years old Satyam Mishra, Ed.M.'25, thought he was a magician. Mishra, a graduate of HGSE’s Teaching and Teacher Leadership (TTL) Program, speaks with passion about magic and myths ...

If the secret to the Harlem Children's Zone ’s success is hard work over the long haul, as the author of an Ed. magazine story wrote in 2012 about the organization, the same can be said about the ...

There are countless stories to tell about the Harvard Graduate School of Education. As we celebrated our Centennial, we spotlighted 100 of them — and you can read our archive here. (View index.) ...

Less recognized has been the impact of the air we breathe indoors, even though we spend about 90% of our time inside, says Lindsey Burghardt, one of the authors of Air Quality Affects Early Childhood ...

Simply handing a child a book is only a small piece of the summer reading challenge. “It’s not just one book and done, it’s a partnership across the community to help students avoid learning loss and ...

Transcript [MUSIC PLAYING] JILL ANDERSON: I'm Jill Anderson. This is the Harvard EdCast. [MUSIC PLAYING] Liz City knows how to help people become more strategic in their work. And it's essential for ...

Center for Education Policy Research Although “research” is prominent in this center’s name and in the work that they do, the Center for Education Policy Research (CEPR) also works closely with the ...

The EdRedesign Lab’s Institute for Success Planning at the Harvard Graduate School of Education has announced its fourth cohort of cross-sector teams from around the country joining its 2025–26 ...

Master's student Nancy Yee has been selected as a 2025 Rappaport Public Policy Fellow by the Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston at Harvard University. Twenty graduate students will spend the ...

When Tanya Wright, Ed.M.’22, saw her book, Hairiette of Har­lem: The Great Birthday Surprise, for sale at a Target store for the first time last fall, she didn’t hoot or holler. Instead, she says, the ...