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High school textbooks present social movements largely as a thing of the past, according to Stanford scholars
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The hidden messages in textbooks
Computer science college seniors in the United States outperform peers in China, India and Russia, new research says
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New Stanford-led study identifies factors that could promote resilience in children facing extreme adversity
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Stanford education study provides new evidence of “big-fish-little-pond” effect on students globally
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Rethinking concussion education for a new generation of athletes
Stanford researchers were surprised to discover that knowledge about previous students’ performance in classes lowered current s
Knowing previous students’ grades affects undergraduates’ GPA, Stanford scholars find
Sonia Doshi, an MA graduate, is now an analyst with edtech startup. (Photo: Steve Castillo)
Stanford education graduates thrive in diverse job market, survey finds
Children attending school in Kandahar, Afghanistan. (Image credit: Global Partnership for Education / Jawad Jalili)
Stanford researchers show how primary school textbooks have been used to influence Afghanistan’s youngest citizens

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