Published Articles & Media
Don’t Dismiss That 30 Million-Word Gap Quite So Fast
Differences in the early language environments of children do have a significant impact.
If Education Advocacy Were More Like Pharmaceutical Ads
Imagine the disclaimers and warnings about potentially harmful side effects of today's promising practices and reform initiatives.
AFT Misses a Chance to Demand that Teachers Get Support They Need
Teachers are angry about inadequate training and poor curricula.
Teach Students to Love America
Infusing children with a love of reading is laudable, but a love of country is indispensible.
Kids as Political Props
Sen. Dianne Feinstein revealed the hollow core of fashionable ideas about civic education and "action civics" when she refused to play along with student "activists" who confronted her.
New Evidence Bolsters the Argument for Arts Education
An arts education experiment finds measurable academic, social, and emotional outcomes, but do we really need a randomized control trial study to justify the arts as an essential part of a well-rounded education?
New ‘Knowledge Mapping’ Tool Evaluates English Language Arts Curricula
Tool allows education leaders to see the degree to which their curriculum builds critical background knowledge and aligns with their vision and priorities.
School Choice Supporters Weigh Bold Move in Florida
But some lawmakers prefer to push the choice agenda incrementally
How Researchers and Policymakers Can Support Better Practices in Schools
Shifting ed reform’s focus to improving practice is an acknowledgment that underperformance is not a failure of will, but a lack of capacity.
If You Want a Content-Rich Curriculum for All, Don’t Ignore School Choice
School choice is not a distraction from the critical work of convincing educators that all children benefit from access to rich, curricular content.
