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Remembering an Education PresidentGeorge H. W. Bush led by enabling, not mandating, state and local reform
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The Top 5 EdNext Podcast Episodes of 2018The year’s most popular episodes, as measured by the number of listens
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The Top 5 Education Exchange Episodes of 2018The year’s most popular episodes, as measured by the number of listens
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The Top 10 Education Next Blog Entries of 2018The most popular entries on the Education Next blog based on readership
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A Novel Take on K–12 SchoolingA review of Roxanna Elden’s Adequate Yearly Progress
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The Top 20 Education Next Articles of 2018The most popular articles based on readership
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12/12/18 | The Wall Street Journal
Down With Homework, Say U.S. School Districts
From EdNext
The Case for (Quality) Homework
Several school districts are banning or reducing homework in response to parents who complain of overload. In Education Next, Janine Bempechat examines whether American students are receiving too much homework and reviews the case for assigning homework.
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11/23/18 | U.S. News & World Report
Black Teachers Improve Outcomes for Black Students
From EdNext
The Power of Teacher Expectations
A new NBER working paper finds that black students who have just one black teacher in elementary school are more likely to graduate and more likely to enroll in college. This can be added to the growing list of studies finding that black students who have black teachers reap benefits in both the short term and the long term.
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Harvard Kennedy School Program on Educational Policy and Governance
