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Ki Sung

KQED Contributor

Ki Sung is Managing Editor of Digital News at KQED. She is former Senior Editor of MindShift and worked at NPR before joining KQED in 2014.

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Book Reading Goals for Young Readers with Traci Thomas

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The Habits of 7 Highly Effective Schools

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How We Made the Expanded KQED California Voter Guide 

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How to Talk With Kids When the News Is Disturbing

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5 Cognitive Biases that Shape Classroom Interactions – And How to Overcome Them

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Mental health tools that can help middle schoolers get a better perspective

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Middle schoolers are social. What opportunity does that create for learning? 

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Political Ads in SF School Board Recall Election Target Chinese-Speaking Voters

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Student proposals on how to Rethink School

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