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Health Care for LifeWill teachers’ post-retirement benefits break the bank?
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The Better Question: How Can We Improve Inclusive Education?A response to “Has Inclusion Gone Too Far?”
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How Can We Improve Special Education without Asking Uncomfortable Questions?A response to “The Better Question”
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High Expectations Demand High SupportStrengthening college readiness at the California State Universities
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Not Just What But Who You Know MattersAn Excerpt from Julia Freeland Fisher’s book “Who You Know”
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How Did Major Newspapers Cover the 2018 Teacher Strikes?Tens of thousands of teachers in six states walked out of their schools, attracting media attention across the country.
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9/20/18 | The New York Times
Let Teenagers Sleep In
From EdNext
Do Schools Begin Too Early?
An opinion piece by Henry Nicholls argues that school start times should be changed so teenagers can get more sleep. The harms of insufficient sleep include reduced attention, impaired memory, and mood and emotional problems. A study published in Education Next looked at the impact of later school start times on student achievement.
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The XQ Institute has published a report encouraging state leaders to push for innovation on their own. Two years ago, XQ announced the results of a design competition aimed at rethinking high schools.
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