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The Harvard EdCast asks a simple but complex question: What makes a difference for learners, educators, families, and communities? We talk with teachers, researchers, policymakers, and education leaders about the ideas shaping learning—from early childhood through college and career. Together, we explore promising approaches to education’s biggest challenges and inequities, and make complex ideas accessible to everyone. Produced by the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the podcast is…
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The Harvard EdCast
Sobre este pódcast
The Harvard EdCast asks a simple but complex question: What makes a difference for learners, educators, families, and communities? We talk with teachers, researchers, policymakers, and education leaders about the ideas shaping learning—from early childhood through college and career. Together, we explore promising approaches to education’s biggest challenges and inequities, and make complex ideas accessible to everyone. Produced by the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the podcast is…
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