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Ari Comart

Ari Comart is an editorial assistant at Boston Review. He taught 9th grade at a charter school in Washington, D.C. while in Teach For America from 2011–2013.
 

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Living in an extremely stressful home environment has profound long-term consequences for cognitive growth.
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