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Outschool CEO on How to Engage Half a Million Virtual Learners
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Five Intuitions to Guide Assessment in 2021 and After
Parental choice is a form of accountability, too.
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Covid and Student Achievement: Early Evidence from Ohio’s Fall Tests
The decline equates to about one third of a year’s worth of learning, and it was worse among students whose districts started the year with fully remote instruction.
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Black History and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Are Not Synonymous
Understanding the difference can help improve effectiveness
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Trump Education Reform Legacy: Too Little, Too Late
President discovered education reform in closing stretch of re-election campaign
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Biden Eliminated the 1776 Commission But Not the Need for ‘Patriotic’ Education
"Portraying the American tale as an endless parade of horribles isn’t any more honest than cartoonish accounts of American wonderfulness."
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What We’re Watching: Education Secretary Nominee Miguel Cardona Testifies at Confirmation Hearing
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Have Parents Turned Against Teachers Unions? Not Yet, Our Survey Shows
Backlash related to school closures fails to materialize, at least so far.
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College Board and ACT move to grow and diversify as the pandemic fuels test-optional admissions trend
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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
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