- Print this Page
- Text Size
- Email this Page
Media Mentions
David Dickinson interviewed for NPR's "Morning Edition"
topics: Teaching and Learning, Communities
National Public Radio, "Morning Edition," February 7, 2008
The ritual of a family dinner has been praised as an antidote to bad grades and bad habits in kids. But as researchers look closer at the family dinner, they raise the question: Is it the mere act of eating together that counts, or is it that strong families are already more likely to have a family dinner?
The segment contains quotes from an interview with David Dickinson, Professor of Education and Interim Chair of Peabody College's Department of Teaching and Learning.
Visit the NPR Web site to hear this report.
browse by topic
- Alumni News
- Assessment
- Communities
- Education Reform
- Higher Education
- Human and Organizational Development
- Leadership, Policy and Organizations
- Math and Science Education
- Multicultural Classrooms
- No Child Left Behind
- Professional Education
- Psychology and Human Development
- Reading and Literacy
- Special Education
- Students
- Teacher Preparation
- Teaching and Learning
What is RSS?