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Say you're a university admissions director and your theory is that only students with good grades from rich families do well.
So you only let in such students.
Perhaps all students with good grades do well, rich or poor.
But you never test that theory because you never let in poor students because you don't want to be proven wrong.
In Argentina, there's a program where we connect students who are in rural, remote, hard to reach mountainous communities, with something they've seldom seen: a secondary school teacher.
So these students come to a classroom, they're joined by a community teacher and they're connected to urban schools online.
I know ballet dancers who can't dance, accountants who can't add, medical students who never became doctors.
I've done it with students.
So when I think about our current education reform initiatives, I can't help asking: What are our students of color learning about themselves?
An analysis of data from the National Center for Education Statistics found that 45 percent of our nation's pre-K to high school students were people of color, while only 17 percent of our teachers are.
It is possible to create emotionally and physically safe classrooms where students also thrive academically.
I centered my instruction on the lives, histories and identities of my students.
And I did all of this because I wanted my students to know that everyone around them was supporting them to be their best self.
In medical school, the lowest grades belong to the students who agree most strongly with statements like, "I love helping others," which suggests the doctor you ought to trust is the one who came to med school with no desire to help anybody.
The same patterns were true for engineers' productivity and medical students' grades.
Burke County is one of the poorest districts in the fifth-poorest state in the country, and about 100 percent of Donna's students live at or below the poverty line.
Once, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry wrote, "If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea ..." As a scientist and a teacher, I like to paraphrase this to read that we scientists need to teach our students to long for the endless immensity of the sea that is our ignorance.
I was one of the few percentage of students who had a background in computer programming.
The students wanted a place for cultural exchange.
So from 2012 through 2014, we engaged more than 200 young people in the process, ranging from preschool through high school students.
Through green picture frames, students highlighted what they liked about the space, such as college students, tubing down the creek.
Our sixth-grade students studied the Civic Area by researching sites with similar challenges from around the world.
Boulder's senior urban planners stepped over blocks and stuffed animals to explore preschool students' full-size classroom recreation of the Civic Area.
Adult planners marveled at the students' ideas as they shared a park constructed out of a jelly bracelet.
Lighting in previously dark underpasses, so high school students can walk home safely after school at night.
When we worked with middle-school students to design teen-friendly parks, they drew pictures of skydiving, hang gliding, (Laughter) and jumping from trampolines into giant foam pits.
I mean that every minute of every day, many students in elementary schools through colleges feel that if they make a mistake, others will think less of them.
Later that morning, at Columbine High School, my son Dylan and his friend Eric killed 12 students and a teacher and wounded more than 20 others before taking their own lives.
It was the longest war in US history, but information was so scarce that schoolteachers we spoke to told us they had trouble explaining to their students what we were doing there, when those students had parents who were fighting and sometimes dying overseas.
My team is composed of me and three other students who are here in the audience today.
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