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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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The Common Ground on Race and Education That’s Hiding in Plain Sight
Five promising practices most of us can get behind, regardless of politics.
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Give a child a book, or teach her to read?
Decisions about using federal funding are best made at school level.
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Lambda School Controversy Calls for Robust Quality Assurance in Higher Ed
Better information about outcomes would make regulating higher education less capricious.
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