Education

An investigative history of the closure of Harvard University's geography program in the mid-twentieth century due to homophobia and wider institutional politics.

How the sociology of translation can help us understand a social science framework—cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT)—as a set of uneasy settlements that both further and betray their original intentions.

The cultural, political, and pedagogical history of an elite Iranian engineering institution in the years directly preceding the 1979 Iranian revolution.

A critical exploration of independent educational organizations and the hurdles in the way of remaining “alternative” with the passing of time.

A revised and expanded edition of the bestselling guide to late-talking children for parents, clinicians, and educators, from a leading authority on development and disabilities.

An engaging and approachable resource for beginning-to-intermediate coders eager to learn advanced ideas in computer programming.

The definitive resource on how nationally known artists and designers teach—and what students learn—in the world's top BFA and MFA programs.

A searing indictment of the American public health, media, and political establishments' decision-making process behind pandemic school closures.

How players evoke personal and subjective meanings through a new theory of player response.

How the technological changes that are reshaping the future of work will transform the American high school as well.