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Author: Richard Arum

Some Broad Lessons Learned: Education and the 2016 Election

November 15, 2016 / Richard Arum / 1 Comment

Richard Arum and Joan Malczewski As educators, our concerns start with our students. Our higher education work is embedded deeply in communities heavily populated by immigrants and with diverse groups of students including aspiring teachers who plan to dedicate their lives to serving youth in high–need, urban public schools. In these settings, large numbers of…

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