Maryanne Wolf: Helping Families Build Children’s Reading Brains
Maryanne Wolf says that when she was in the second grade, she was “always in trouble for talking much too…
John Rogers
UCLA Education Experts Look at Effect of Pandemic on L.A.’s Underserved Students
John Rogers, director of the UCLA Institute for Democracy, Education, and Access, and Pedro Noguera, director of the UCLA Center […]
New UCLA Data for Democracy Brief Examines Housing Inequality in Los Angeles
Professor Ananya Roy studies access to housing and housing justice movements around the world. In describing her work, she uses […]
A Message to the UCLA Education and Information Studies Community
Week after week, I am moved by the way we are all adapting to such challenging circumstances – our daily […]
UCLA Education Looks at What’s Next for California Schools
UCLA Professors of Education John Rogers were interviewed by The Los Angeles Times on the changes that will have to […]
John Rogers: Principals Focused on Threat of Gun Violence in Schools
UCLA Professor of Education John Rogers has published a commentary in EdSource, highlighting the constant threat of gun violence that […]
Expertise at UCLA Education Looks at the LAUSD Teachers’ Strike
The recent teachers’ strike in the Los Angeles Unified School District made national news and had a significant impact on […]
John Rogers Named to California Action Team on Charter Schools
UCLA Education Professor John Rogers has been named by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson to serve on an […]
A New Conversation About Charter Schools in Los Angeles
In recent years, schools and educators in Los Angeles, as well as those across California and the nation, have found […]
UCLA’s Center X: Teaching, Leading, and Living in Solidarity
Conference on April 22 gathered educators and advocated to protect civil rights of students and their families.