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City Connects: Empowering Students and Expanding Globally, with Boston College's Lynch School Leading the Way

Dean Stanton Wortham visited two schools in Dublin, Ireland to see how City Connects, a Boston College-created program, is making a profound impact on the lives of over 300,000 students, integrating education with comprehensive social services, youth development, and health resources.

Importance of bilingual education

Experts including Lynch School Professor Emerita Maria Brisk talk about the role of bilingual education in developing students' identities as multilingual, multicultural individuals on the Boston Globe.

BPS leader speaks at Formative Education series

The Lynch School of Education and Human Development welcomed Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper to Gasson 100 this week as part of the school’s Formative Education Lecture Series.

Three APA early career awards

Brian Tae Hyuk Keum, the Buehler Sesquicentennial Assistant Professor in the Lynch School, is honored by the American Psychological Association. He recently was quoted by USA Today regarding racism in online gaming and its toll on youth mental health.

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We Need More Male Teachers and BC Can Help

BC Heights wrote an interesting piece about the need for male teachers in today's society. Julia DeVoy and other LSEHD alumni are interviewed about the need for male remodels to elementary students and the benefits to young men.

Scott Seider discusses Theory of multiple intelligences

Lynch School Associate Professor Scott Seider, an applied developmental psychologist, discusses the theory and its origin on Reader's Digest.

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Pulled Up Short

Pulled Up Short is a podcast that aims to create moments of being “pulled up short”—experiences of surprise and curiosity when we encounter an idea, text, or experience that challenges our ways of thinking and deeply held assumptions about the world.

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