Pub news! Out now in Race Ethnicity & Education, I examine the motivations among Asian American parents who chose to enroll their children in metro Hartford’s magnet schools, which were created as part of a voluntary deseg program. 1/4
https://t.co/0JdvRq0hxS
Trinity International Hip Hop Festival hosted by Trinity Temple of Hip Hop is this weekend! In-person events will on campus this Thursday through Sunday. All are welcome with proof of vaccination, including and especially the Hartford community.
We released a book today: https://t.co/UlilwfWqcr 🤷🏼♂️
Open-access and dynamic secondary CT-based math lessons for social justice, season 2 already in the works 😎
As part of @ct_ssn's column in @CTViewpoints, I wrote about the need for CT lawmakers to center Asian American students in school deseg and choice policies.
Check out the newest #ScholarReflections by @ecastillophd from @trinitycollege on the “persistent invisibility of Asian American students” when lawmakers consider school desegregation efforts—and her thoughts on how to avoid Asian American erasure from CT’s education policy.
"It’s time for Connecticut’s leaders to ensure that we no longer lose sight of the diversity of Asian American students in the state," writes Elise Castillo, an assistant professor at @trinitycollege.
https://t.co/oQVaIIXb9Q
Highly recommend that all grad students in education enter the @HaveYouHeardPod student research contest! Among other things, this amazing experience introduced me to a new friend and collaborator @mira_debs who reached out after she heard my episode!
The deadline to enter the @HaveYouHeardPod Graduate Student Research Contest is next week!! Winner & runners up get a starring role on an episode. So what are you waiting for?
New study by @lehernandez02 in @aerj_journal finds that charter management organizations used code-switching to build the case for their organizations with funders, families, and school board members. https://t.co/jNdCHE3HVE
Graduate students in education: we have a microphone reserved for you!
Enter our Graduate Student Research Contest by Feb. 14 for a chance to appear on the pod. Easy-peasy application:
https://t.co/YzgIifPYJC
High school students and *Make Us Visible NJ* lobbied to have Asian American history taught in schools, and now it’s the law in New Jersey. Only 2 states in the country require Asian American history to be taught. 1 in 3 AAPI children report experiencing hate.
A harbinger to the Hartford desegregation agreement reached last week?
That plan also relies on suburban districts leaders voluntarily offering enrollment to city kids in their well funded schools.
https://t.co/4AUG6avIBD
As a Filipina American ed policy scholar, I felt compelled to shine a light on the nuanced experiences and perspectives of Asian Americans in the context of K-12 school choice and desegregation. I welcome thoughts and feedback! 4/4
Pub news! Out now in Race Ethnicity & Education, I examine the motivations among Asian American parents who chose to enroll their children in metro Hartford’s magnet schools, which were created as part of a voluntary deseg program. 1/4
https://t.co/0JdvRq0hxS
My study points to parents’ contradictory engagement with how Asian Ams are situated within US racial politics & build on research (@spamfriedrice@anthonyocampo@VivianT88 to name a few!) on the invisibility and racial ambiguity of Asian Ams in policy & political discourses. 3/4
@trinitycollege Educ Studies majors Shelley Xia '23 and Jiwen Fan '23 highlight the advantages and possible limitations of CT programs that aim to support pre-service teachers of color: https://t.co/8nHxfcJ1Xq @TrincollCHER
Opinion: Sonia Lau, a Trinity College student, went the test-optional route when applying to college, opening many doors for her.
Should all college have test-optional admissions policies? More on it here.
https://t.co/tOOZW0nnRL