Elizabeth Dyer

Dehumanizing language used on America's enslaved is still spoken today The words Donald Trump and his underlings use for immigrants strip away their humanity and reduce them to dangerous caricatures worthy of fear rather than constitutional protection.

New op-ed in the Chicago Sun Times

“When someone accepts bureaucratic terms for human displacement, they become desensitized, seeing figures instead of faces, cases instead of lives being upended.”

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I am so excited co-edit (with Jessica Hunt) a special issue of the Journal of Research in Mathematics Education on Strengths-Based Research at the Intersection of Mathematics and Disability. You can contact me if you have a question (rlambert@ucbs.edu) ♾️ #AcademicSky #EduSky #LearningSciences

I'm excited to be part of a second dimension of this conversation—Stina Krist, Tingting Li & I will problematize how AI systems for education are built and trouble their promises to save teachers time.

I hope those coming to Denver for AERA will join us!

2025 Sandra K. Abell Inst. funded by @narst.bsky.social at Northwestern School of Educ & Social Policy @sesp-nu.bsky.social - Mentorship from scholars in Sci Ed & Learning Sciences, critical friends groups, & writing workshops. Aps from PhD Sci Ed candidates & mentors due 2/28/25
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No Going Backwards: Cannot Take Down DOE Growing up in New Castle, Pennsylvania, where every public school received extra federal support due to the city’s high poverty levels, I saw the importance of governmental assistance.New Castle Area ...

I have two op-eds to share today! First up is an article in Fulcrum titled No Going Backwards: Cannot Take Down DOE. In it, I talk about the potential shuttering of the DOE as a movement toward (back to?) separate but equal. I’ll share the other later today!

thefulcrum.us/inclusion-di...

I would love to be added, thanks!