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Schools this year are facing not just steep academic challenges but also social ones. Fostering connections after an extended period of social isolation lends new urgency to the old adage [...]

John Dewey was one of the great minds that shaped education in the 20th century. He not only pushed our understanding of how children learn but also established the critical [...]

Schools and institutions that are starting to prioritize students' social capital rarely use a single metric to gauge how students access and experience relationships. They arrive at school with networks, and in the course of learning and serving students, schools and institutions contribute to those networks. All students already possess social capital. [Extracted from the article]