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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.
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The NAEP Sounded Red Alert for Students with Disabilities Before Covid-19
Many states had academic disasters unfolding for students with disabilities before the pandemic
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Holding Back 3rd Graders Who Can’t Read Is Only Part of the Answer
The purpose of a promotion policy is for students to be ready, not retained
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Andrew Yang Is Right. There Should be Very Little Regulation of Hasidic Education
Forcing parents into an educational model that they religiously oppose is unlikely to succeed.
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Performance Pay for Principals Pushed Less-Effective Ones to Leave, a New Study Shows
Highly experienced principals tended to leave their jobs after North Carolina changed its compensation system.
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Let schools, not district offices, decide how to spend some federal aid
Pushing dollars directly to individual schools would increase transparency, public engagement
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End Snow Days by Switching to Remote? Not So Fast.
District leaders may be tempted, but students, parents may be ill-served.
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Put Students, Not Screens, at the Center of Post-Pandemic Learning
Online education has a place, but meaningful in-person interactions build the best connections
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Local Control Is Part of the Problem, a New Book About Education Contends
Louisiana, Rhode Island point path toward quality, Polikoff says
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Forcing parents into an educational model that they religiously oppose is unlikely to succeed.
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Can schools narrow the gap?
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