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Philly teachers get a class PASS
Betty Chandy speaking into a microphone with AI In Schools on the white board behind her.

Betty Chandy leads a discussion on the role of AI in the classroom during the PASS program, a donor-supported initiative that collaborates with the School District of Philadelphia.

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Philly teachers get a class PASS

Penn’s Graduate School of Education pilots “Pioneering AI in School Systems” for Philadelphia school district partners.

From Penn Inspiring Impact

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How children learn a foreign language
A young elementary student at a blackboard.

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How children learn a foreign language

Yuko Goto Butler’s latest book gathers research on language development and pedagogy among children learning a foreign language and presents it in a manner that bridges research and practice.

From Penn GSE

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School Leadership program reflects on 25 years, looks ahead to build on mentorship and collaboration

School Leadership program reflects on 25 years, looks ahead to build on mentorship and collaboration

Penn GSE’s School Leadership M.S.Ed. program turns 25 this year, and leadership, students, and alums gathered on campus in July to celebrate the milestone. The anniversary event featured a reception, an awards dinner, and opportunities for students and alums to learn from one another.

Penn GSE’s global partnerships

Penn GSE’s global partnerships

Penn Graduate School of Education professors and programs are engaged in more than 150 international partnerships and projects in over 60 countries around the globe to enact positive change through education.

From Penn GSE

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GSE’s Ed Brockenbrough’s latest book focuses on Black, LGBTQ+ youth

GSE’s Ed Brockenbrough’s latest book focuses on Black, LGBTQ+ youth

The latest book by Brockenbrough, an associate professor and alum of Penn’s Graduate School of Education, outlines common obstacles to educational equity for Black, LGBTQ+ youth and suggests research-backed guidance for their teachers to help foster their success.

New teacher-staffing model rethinks ‘one-teacher, one-classroom’
Two teachers having a discussion in a classroom.

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New teacher-staffing model rethinks ‘one-teacher, one-classroom’

A new study by Penn GSE’s Richard Ingersoll evaluates a team-based model of organizing teaching staff in elementary and secondary schools that integrates teams of teaching staff in contrast to this traditional one-teacher, one-classroom approach.

From Penn GSE

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