Published Articles & Media
School Choice
There’s No Debate at All
Contrary to belief, families like both public education and school choice
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It’s About Time
Teachers and students often squander a school's most valuable resource. Time diaries can make a difference.
Federal Policy
What It Would Mean to Abolish the U.S. Department of Education
Half the field of Republican presidential hopefuls want it to happen—but how?
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Welcoming Parents Back into the Fold
The breakdown in family-teacher partnerships requires intentional reengagement by schools
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How to Bring Back Classroom Discussion
A five-point prescription for fostering a vibrant, robust learning environment
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“It’s just safer to avoid current events”
Polarization has made teaching harder, but "constructive dialogue" may offer a way forward
State Policy
An Unwavering Focus on Student Achievement
A former Tennessee education chief reflects on her tenure and her "true North Star"
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The Disruptive Evolution of School Improvement
Modern education reform knocks at the walls of the traditional schoolhouse
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Why Do Schools Cling to ‘Stupid’ Ideas?
Two education scholars explore that question in a new book
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When “Stakeholders” and Status Quo Outweigh Student Outcomes
“A public system that funds both privately and publicly managed schools offers great advantages,” an author says