Jeff Selingo Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jeff Selingo

Lots of books about admissions, but none focused on the journey for Black families. Join me this Tuesday at 1 p.m. on LinkedIn Live as I talk with @TFIELDS013 and @ShereemHB about their new book "The Black Family’s Guide to College Admissions." https://t.co/zpK17DrdrQ https://t.co/rJujEl3UTF

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Jeff Selingo

On the @futureupodcast this week, @michaelbhorn and I had an enlightening and engaging conversation with @NPR @anya1anya about her forthcoming book, “The Stolen Year: How COVID Changed Children's Lives, and Where We Go Now.” https://future-u-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/will-the-kids-be-ok

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For how much the American West will play into college demographics in the decade ahead, this stat in John Sedgwick’s From The River to the Sea stood out: in 1870 census US population was 38.5 million; of that, fewer than 2 million lived in the West. https://t.co/tNxjZ0um2F

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Happy pub day +1 for @AlexndraRobbins! The Teachers is such a great read for parents and teachers alike. Highly recommend! https://t.co/TsYPks2tBR

Jeff Selingo

🎧@futureupodcast is out and I get to interview co-host @michaelbhorn about his new book, “From Reopen to Reinvent" and how it applies to higher ed: mastery learning, why we need to move on from the term "learning loss," edtech, and the academic calendar. https://t.co/8oaP4Dyq2e https://t.co/E0QOlAakmX

Jeff Selingo

Looking forward to interviewing @NicoleLaPorte1 on 2/24 @vromans about her new book, GUILTY ADMISSIONS, which takes a new angle on Varsity Blues scandal by going deep into the LA private school world and the status culture easily exploited by Rick Singer. https://www.vromansbookstore.com/event/nicole-laporte-and-jeff-selingo https://t.co/Ic8Ibxm3rP