Word: noguera
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...zero-tolerance, policies, many schools no longer grant students a warning and a second chance, turning over even the most routine disciplinary matters to local police. "Schools now call in the police if a student is talking too much or doesn't do his homework," says Pedro Noguera, a professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education...
Stressing what he called the integral link between public service and political advocacy, Dimon Professor of Education Pedro Noguera said it was important for students to organize community support around their projects...
Noam said the University was an “interested partner” in paying back the community, while Noguera spoke about the obligation of privileged students to serve the disadvantaged...
...PSLM accomplish this? Merriam-Webster’s defines coercion as “to bring about by force or threat.” At a recent rally for PSLM, Dimon Professor of Communities and Schools Pedro Noguera was quoted as saying, “if [Summers] wants a peaceful spring, he’ll deal with us now.” PSLM member Madeleine S. Elfenbein ’04 has written, “Harvard will have to continue to post police officers outside of Mass. Hall.” Supplemented by the posters...
Pedro Antonio Noguera, a professor at the Graduate School of Education, called Harvard’s employment policies “a crime and a disgrace,” and said that “if [Summers] wants a peaceful spring, he’ll deal with this soon...