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Support for mandatory masking is high and growing.
“Shame on us,” “Return to accountability,” “Focus on the low-performing students,” and other reactions to the 2019 National Assessment of Educational Progress results.
There is increasing momentum behind the idea that curriculum materials, including textbooks, represent a powerful lever for education reform. This report identifies some specific challenges faced by this approach.
Well, the long-awaited 2017 NAEP results have been released. Unlike 2015’s results, which landed with a thud, these landed with a “meh.”
Respondents’ conceptions and support toward Common Core were substantially affected a short, easy-to-read text.
Do professors who study education policy allow their students to use laptops in the classroom?
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