So let me get this straight. The current models predict less favorable outcomes for Black and Hispanic students (1:11). The current models make more errors for B&H students (1:26). When used for interventions, these "current" models may direct more resources and greater support to Black and Hispanic students who may not need them (1:48). Hum!!!! Interesting!!!! So I guess a "better" and more "accurate" model will JUSTIFY the re-allocation of resources away from those Black and Hispanic students. The research sounds complicated, but the goal is clear and the positionality of the researcher is even clearer. The reality is, Black and Hispanic students significantly trail behind their white counter parts in graduation rates (by 20-30 percentage points). I cannot imagine the current models' predictions being worst than reality.

This is amazing work, I am happy to see that people such as Bill are working hard to close the SES gap and addressing the continued need for equity in the classroom/districts👏🏽

How do I reach out to you?

Good afternoon, Dr. Patricia Gándara. I just came across your advocacy programs and read that you specialize in bilingual education. I am a graduate student attending Arizona State University and doing a literature review on a middle school in my area that has 86% of the student body classified as emergent bilingual. The school has created an improvement plan with intervention strategies to improve the students' academic proficiency. The intervention strategies are hiring more certified bilingual teachers, building relationships with students' families, and implementing language development training for all teachers. My question for you is, how do you predict these interventions will uphold a larger ELS population? What would you, in your professional opinion, advise this school to do? If you propose different interventions, why? I hope to hear from you or your team of specialists. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world.

Thank you for your bravery💕

Great man right here

We must stop embracing racism and so called white privilege. Stop the victim mentally. America is a land where everyone can rise to the top based on the choices they’ve made and the home they come from. God bless us all.

We need black fathers to stay in the home and raise their children. The absence of a father is where all this so called injustices comes from.

This was well done, researchers!!

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This is an extraordinary lecture, filled with information that I did not know as a descendent nor about this in my honors degree in American HIstory Studies and History, even though I charted environmental impact on the academic harm to Black youth. What does resonate with me is how my paternal grandfather managed to become a very well educated doctor and surgeon. I did not know my ancestry as descendent until I was in my late 40's. This merits much more promotion, including in something like The Atlantic magazine. Thank you.

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I accept the value of emotion in learning. I wonder what Dr. Immordino-Yang thinks about the value of emotion in making decisions, or as a guide for policy. Our emotions, passions, and biases are authentic parts of our human intelligence. The celebration should be attenuated when we extend that learning to applied, social living.

Wait... if you have an algorithm that is not racially biased, isn't that itself a form of racism? Because it assumes that all races are treated equally in society when clearly they are not.

A small number of kids acting out are the problem.

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I’ve been teaching ESL at a high school in an impoverished district for well over a quarter century. We have so many immigrant ESL students that we can run self-contained ESL classes grouped by WIDA level. I taught through NCLB, and “ESL” was one of the categories of students that we were responsible to bring to “proficiency” by 2015. But when ESL students become “proficient”, they are removed from the ESL category. Meanwhile, new ESL students kept getting added to the ESL group as they immigrated to the area. Riddle me this - how were we supposed to accomplish the goal of bringing ALL of our ESL students to proficiency by 2015 under these circumstances? It was as if you took all of the Hispanic students in a school and changed their category to something else once they became proficient, and then chided the teachers because the students in the Hispanic category weren’t proficient. In fact, threatened them with loss of employment if they failed to do what was demonstrably impossible given the cockeyed parameters. And America applauded. DEMOCRATS applauded. Everyone clapped raucously as the public school teachers were flogged in public. And now you have a teacher shortage? Bed - Made - Lie, America. Bed - Made - Lie.

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I love how this lady puts up a scientific paper and acts like you can teach a HS student how to read it when most adults don't understand it... including her. Extending the school day and year...NO & NO.

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Powerful quote @ 1:34:55. Profound speaker and researcher

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Nice talk

Thank You Dr. Pareshkumar H. Patel Assistant Professor Government Arts and Commerce College, Kathlal, Kheda

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My understanding of meta-analysis is that the method typically focuses on the best studies that are strictly controlled and demonstrate significant differences and/or effect sizes.

Just wondering. Did the meta-analysis utilize research based on learning to read in English or in other languages?

The quality is so remarkably bad. It looks like it was filmed with a camera from the 80s.

Guys a racist POS. Only at a “university” like Berkeley could someone get away with spewing such vile rhetoric

This is wonderful! I look forward to attending this upcoming meeting in Philly! 🥰

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Thank you. Does it have to be a "lecture"?

Thank you, Howard.

So beautifully said thank you so much 😊

Congratulations Howard and thank you for the video that humanizes you.

Brayboy.. That's a good last name. I know that because I once had a soulmate and that is her last name.

Good 👍

Very useful

Good session

Good session on diverse schools and classroom, thank you

Very nice information

Nice session on benefits of diverse schools and classroom - kavita rabari

Valuable Session Thanks a lot

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