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Where can I learn more about Ready Research's work with regard to education?
Thank you for the note! I will check it out!
How exactly does this relate to my question?
Based on my interests (problem areas, etc.) which career paths might you recommend that I check out other than professor/public intellectual?
I am interested in becoming a professor of Education at an Ivy League institution. I looked at the faculty profiles of professors at Ivy League institutions and most of them have degrees from Ivy League institutions (i.e., high-ranked programs).
Thank you! I have been looking into the Harvard Graduate School of Education.