Jonathan Chang is a Producer/Director at On Point. He focuses on cultural movements and educational apps, exploring the intersection of technology and society. His work has been featured in WBUR, ChannelNewsAsia, BioRxiv, and Times of San Diego.
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By: Jiayao Wang, Jonathan Chang, Andrew Chiang, Dennis Vitkup Jiayao Wang, Jonathan Chang, Andrew Chiang, Dennis Vitkup Jiayao Wang, Jonathan Chang, Andrew Chiang, Dennis Vitkup
Abstract Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a highly heritable psychiatric condition characterized by difficulties in social communication and stereotypic, repetitive behaviors.
After decades of decline, male teachers now make up less than a quarter of the public-school teaching force. What’s driving men away, and what would it take to bring them back? On Point’s weeklong series exploring boys and education continues.
By: Jonathan Chang, Meghna Chakrabarti
From laptops to learning software, schools invest billions of dollars each year on education technology. But what do we really know about how effective that tech is in the classroom?
By: Jonathan Chang
Every time the military opened it ranks and became more inclusive, it became more representative of America -- and more lethal.
The U.S. military has always been “woke.” That word gets tossed around as an insult today, but history proves progress, diversity, equity, inclusion
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By: Libby Denkmann, Jonathan Chang
In August 2018, Richard "Beebo" Russell stole a Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 aircraft from SeaTac International Airport.
By: Libby Denkmann, Jonathan Chang
The January shooting of two teenage boys in Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood devastated its residents.
By: Jonathan Chang
In Washington, many families that have children with disabilities are supposed to have help with care. Actually finding that help, though, can be incredibly difficult.
By: Brandi Fullwood, Jonathan Chang
This week, host Brandi Fullwood talks to Aaron Tekulve, the chef and owner of Surrell in Madison Valley.
