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No, One Limited Study Does Not Prove School Vouchers Don’t WorkStudents in the sample weren’t even participating in school-voucher programs
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Rethinking the Rules on Federal Higher-Ed SpendingHow can Congress spur innovation while clamping down on fraud?
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Privatization in American Education: Rhetoric vs. FactsGiven the recent rhetoric of education reform’s critics, one might be forgiven for thinking that American private schools are at the peak of their influence.
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Where Title IX Went WrongA review of “The Transformation of Title IX” by R. Shep Melnick
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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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8/11/18 | The Boston Globe
Small colleges are struggling financially, and they can’t raise tuition high enough to fix it
From EdNext
Private Colleges in Peril
A review of financial conditions at New England’s small private colleges finds that tuition revenue is failing to keep up with expenses at more than half the schools. In an article for Education Next, Stephen Eide explores the forces working against small colleges nationwide
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8/2/18 | Ed Week Teacher Beat
Instructional Coaching Works, Says a New Analysis. But There's a Catch
From EdNext
Taking Teacher Coaching To Scale
When teachers receive instructional coaching, the quality of their instruction improves enough to also lead to gains in student achievement, but larger coaching programs are less effective than smaller ones. This is the conclusion of a new analysis of 60 studies on teacher coaching.
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