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Biden History and Civics Priorities Emerge as Battlegrounds
Mention of 1619 Project sparks “grave concern” from Republican Senators
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From the College Credentialist Prejudice to Opportunity Pluralism
Preparing youth for jobs and careers after Covid-19
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Getting Ed-Tech Wrong Would Be a Bitter Pandemic Legacy
Bad ed-tech habits that formed during the shutdown risk compromising instruction and even slowing the return to school next fall.
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Break Up Urban School Districts
Smaller districts would give parents a better shot at prevailing over teachers unions.
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Lessons Learned from Teaching during the Pandemic
When it comes to remote learning, teacher experience, active learning, and peer interaction can help
Charter Schools
Charter School “Push Out” Myth Is Debunked in a New Study of Newark
Students who land in charter schools are less likely to leave—including English learners and students with disabilities
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Don’t Ban Virtual School. Improve It.
Insist on an in-person adult to supervise remote learning
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For Minority Families, Returning to In-Person Learning Might Be More Complex than Just Re-Opening Schools
Choosing remote or hybrid learning over in-person instruction is associated with parents’ political partisanship and students’ school type
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There’s Insurance for Homes or Cars—Why Not College Degrees?
Entrepeneur offers colleges a way to guarantee their graduates' future income
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Testing, SpaceX, and the Quest for Consensus
A hoped-for revolution in assessment confronts practical obstacles
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The Stubborn Myth of “Learning Styles”
State teacher-license prep materials peddle a debunked theory
Math Concepts? Or Procedures? Best Answer Is Teaching Both
A math instructor writes in response to Barry Garelick
Big Data on Campus
Putting predictive analytics to the test
“The 1619 Project” Enters American Classrooms
Adding new sizzle to education about slavery—but at a significant cost.
How Family Background Influences Student Achievement
Can schools narrow the gap?
