Published Articles & Media
Governance and Leadership
Democrats Have Lost Public Confidence on Education, but Republicans Haven’t Gained It
One in five voters don’t trust either party
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Families May Like Their School But Want More Options. That’s Where Course Choice Comes In
Course choice permits students to take courses in addition to those offered by their local school district.
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Can Computer Coding Be Used to Teach Values? This Scholar Thinks So
The difference between "playpens" and "playgrounds"
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Why It’s So Tough to Get the Data Educators Want
“Data gaps” bedevil early childhood, school spending, postsecondary outcomes, and tutoring interventions.
Book Reviews
A Research-Based Case For Transforming College
2,000 interviews precede recommendations for improved onboarding, mental health
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What Edu-Scholars Have to Say About Their Field
Read widely. Find good collaborators. And pay more attention to the limitations of the research.
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What Does the Future Hold for School Accountability?
Those who embrace the value of testing are no longer sure how to make their case.
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What the Digital SAT Will Mean for Students and Educators
"Easier to take, easier to give, and more relevant," a College Board vice president says.
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A Math Teacher’s Frank and Funny Take on Math Education
"Full of the kinds of things that teachers say privately but hesitate to speak aloud"