Editors Blog

Chronicle editor, Jean Rhodes, offers her perspectives on topics related to mentoring research, practice, and policies.

New York Times – President Obama spotlighted a national crisis

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From the New York Times Editors President Obama spotlighted…

Three ways that mentoring makes us informed advocates for the needs of all children

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By: Jean Rhodes "It is extraordinarily difficult to love children…

The long and winding path to adulthood

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Editor's Note: Walk into any bus terminal, coffee shop, library,…

Let’s build partnerships to improve evidence uptake

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Post by Vivian Tseng, Vice President, Programs at the William…

Racial discrimination and ethnic identity in Latina/o youth

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by Bernadette Sanchez Ali Mroczkowski, my student, and I recently…

The real mentoring gap—and what to do about it

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by Jean Rhodes If you haven’t already read Chapter 5 of…

10 reasons mentors should play cards with their mentees

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by Jean Rhodes Who knew? The simple act of playing cards or…

Should “mentor duty” be the new “jury duty?”

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By Brandon Busteed Gallup just conducted a large study of…

The Hidden Costs of Growing up in the Shadow of Wealth for Low-Income Children

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By Candice Odgers, Ph.D. (posted on WTGrant.Org) William…

You should sometimes talk politics and religion: Here’s why

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by Jean Rhodes I was presenting findings from my research…