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International Normative Case Study Workshop

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The first International Normative Case Study Workshop and Network Initiative was initially postponed due to the global pandemic, but we are grateful that was ultimately held at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. See here for a description of the...

Christiaan Summerhill

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Chris Summerhill has been a social studies educator andcurriculum developer for nearly two decades. After teaching for a decade in Boston Public Schools he transitioned to teaching at high schools internationally. He has taught in Cameroon, Czechia...

School Choice in Hong Kong: Peking Ducks or Rich Expats?

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Snapshot: A group of parents in Hong Kong considers which type of schooling will best prepare their children for the future. The local schools and international schools offer benefits and drawbacks that will impact their children’s lives now and for many...

Hotels & Travel

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HOTELS We are pleased to share discounted rates for a variety of Cambridge and Boston area hotels by booking here through Campus Travel. We recommend booking ASAP as these rates and space are subject to availability. GROUND TRANSPORTATION The MTBA subway...

Leopold Cunningham

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Leopold is a senior high school student currently attending Concord Academy. He is deeply interested in Philosophy, Ethics, and the art of building an argument. Leopold acts as the Club president of the philosophy and Ethics club at his school, and...

Liz Block

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In her role at EdEthics, Liz manages the operations of staffing, programs, partnerships, and related research. She also supports a growing network of scholars and practitioners in bridging connections, sharing ideas and resources, and collaborating in...

Nicolás Riveros

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Nicolás is a Ph.D. student at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE). He has participated in a wide range of educational projects in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States. Before his doctoral studies, he worked as Technical Adviser...

Sara O'Brien

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In her role with EdEthics, Sara creates pedagogical tools that help educators, school and district leaders, and policy makers think through challenging ethical questions in education. She has written or co-written over a dozen normative case studies and...

A Note on Donations

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Some particularly wealthy families are able to donate large sums of money to universities, donations that can be hard for admissions committees to ignore when making their decisions. Although legal, these donations raise significant ethical questions...

Beyond Varsity Blues: Family Autonomy vs. State Regulation

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Wealth inequality has undoubtedly created injustices in the college admissions process, but policy solutions to level the playing field often present a tension between state regulation and family autonomy. Although many individuals might agree that...