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The Benefits of BorrowingEvidence on student loan debt and community college attainment
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After the Teacher WalkoutsWill unions shift their focus to the statehouse?
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The Full Measure of a TeacherUsing value-added to assess effects on student behavior
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The Case for (Quality) HomeworkWhy it improves learning, and how parents can help
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Taking Teacher Coaching To ScaleCan Personalized Training Become Standard Practice?
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Has Inclusion Gone Too Far?Weighing its effects on students with disabilities, their peers, and teachers
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11/14/18 | The Wall Street Journal
Study Cites the Benefits of Taking Student Loans
From EdNext
The Benefits of Borrowing
A new study finds that student loans help recipients earn better grades, take more classes and graduate sooner. As Douglas Belkin notes, the study counters a drumbeat of bad news about student debt, which has nearly tripled in the last decade
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10/26/18 | The New York Times
New York Knew Some Schools in Its $773 Million Plan Were Doomed. They Kept Children in Them Anyway
From EdNext
The Turnaround Fallacy
New York is preparing to end its effort to turn around the city's lowest-performing schools, an effort launched in 2014. Overall, school turnaround efforts have consistently fallen far short of hopes and expectations, Andy Smarick wrote in an Ed Next feature story from 2010.
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