Published Articles & Media
The Education Exchange: “It’s Not How Much You Spend, It’s How You Spend It.”
Use the flood of federal cash to create the right incentives for teaching and learning, says Stanford's Eric Hanushek
The Education Exchange: Walsh – In Six States, Institutions Where Nearly Every Teacher Candidate Who Takes the License Exam Flunks on First Try, a New Report Finds
Eleven states wouldn't even provide the pass rate. "One of the states told us that the reason they're not going to turn over the data is that it will look bad."
Donald Kagan on a Liberal Education
Wisdom from the Yale professor and former dean, who died this week.
The Education Exchange: Pandemic Learning Loss Leaves Children Five Months Behind in Math, Four Months Behind in Reading—and that May Understate the Damage
"Pretty sobering and pretty worrying," says author of new McKinsey report; mental health toll is "heartbreaking."
The Education Exchange: “My father went missing during World War II—or that was what they told me.”
Stanford psychology professor William Damon reflects on a fatherless life in a conversation about his new book: A Round of Golf With My Father: The New Psychology of Exploring Your Past to Make Peace with Your Present.
“When Choice Really Works, It Lifts Up Everyone”
State Rep. Robert Behning on Indiana’s voucher program
The Education Exchange: Abolish School Districts, a New Book Proposes
"Every time we have increased funding for education a huge part of the money is absorbed away by the bureaucracy and doesn't reach the classroom," says Clint Bolick, co-author of Unshackled: Freeing America’s K–12 Education System.
The Education Exchange: How the Education Secretary in Arkansas Kept Schools Open all Year for In-Person Learning
And how districts will spend "more money than we can even imagine" from federal aid, soaring property-tax revenues.
The Education Exchange: The Year of School Choice
Florida, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri and more expand options for families
The Education Exchange: How School Closures Translated Into Learning Losses
Countries with a high focus on education and a well-functioning education system before the pandemic were somehow able to get kids back to school much faster.
