Published Articles & Media
Manchin Just Downsized the Democrats’ Massive Education Spending Plans
Free community college, universal pre-k may be trimmed to win passage of package.
New Polling Shows the K-12 Covid Fights Aren’t Going Anywhere
Teachers, administrators, and school boards will be squeezed between two angry, distrustful camps
No, the Evidence Does Not Support Racial ‘Affinity Spaces’ in Schools
Supporters routinely assert that there’s evidence to justify this practice, despite a startling lack of research actually supporting it.
Make Transparency the Pandemic’s Educational Legacy
Zoom classes and cameras in hybrid classrooms allow parents to appreciate terrific teachers, see what a child is learning, and intervene when necessary.
How a Turbocharged Child Tax Credit Could Electrify School Choice
States could offer to match the money if parents spend it on education
Social Media’s Like Tossing a ’Tween the Keys to a Harley
"Schools would benefit from thinking about social media not as a few apps embedded in a ’tween’s phone but as sophisticated, double-edged tools."
How to Improve Teaching After the Pandemic
It’s wholly possible for schools to figure out how to leverage staff more effectively; it’s just not the way teachers’ work has traditionally been organized.
What It Takes to Actually Improve Math Education
Repetitive practice lies at the heart of mastery of almost every discipline, and mathematics is no exception.
Taking Stock After 30 Years of Charter Schools
This year was the first time in many years that, for whatever reason, the White House did not issue a proclamation for National Charter Schools Week.
On Critical Race Theory in the Classroom, Idaho Makes More Sense Than Oklahoma
Legislators do well when they consciously echo the provisions of the Civil Rights Act that have been brushed aside in the excesses of anti-racist education.
