Features
Can For-Profit Colleges Rebound?
A second chance to innovate, amid tough market conditions
The Case for (Quality) Homework
Why it improves learning, and how parents can help
Health Care for Life
Will teachers' post-retirement benefits break the bank?
Public Support Climbs for Teacher Pay, School Expenditures, Charter Schools, and Universal Vouchers
Results from the 2018 EdNextPoll
Forum
After the Teacher Walkouts
Will unions shift their focus to the statehouse?
Adaptation Could Bring New Strength
Forum: After the Teacher Walkouts
Statewide Strikes Are a Shot Across the Bow
Forum: After the Teacher Walkouts
Research
The Benefits of Borrowing
Evidence on student loan debt and community college attainment
The Full Measure of a Teacher
Using value-added to assess effects on student behavior
Books
Where Title IX Went Wrong
A review of “The Transformation of Title IX” by R. Shep Melnick
Arne Duncan’s Unlearned Lessons
A review of “How Schools Work” by Arne Duncan
Briefs
Q&A: Eleanor Goetzinger
A veteran teacher reflects on the Oklahoma strike
Good Advice
Trump overturns Obama guidance on race in public schools
Looking Past the Wreckage of a Disgraceful Confirmation Process
From Cat Videos and Cooking Tips to the History of the Punic Wars
Educational content comes to YouTube
Press Releases
Student borrowers earn more credits, better grades
Being offered federal loans increases academic and long-term success for community college attendees
Teachers’ impact on student behavior matters more for student success than their impact on test scores
Current value-added models are insufficient to identify truly excellent educators
Quality homework shapes students’ learning beliefs and behaviors
Especially for disadvantaged students, homework is a tool for long-term success
Unfunded teacher health benefits reach $231 billion nationwide
Amid soaring obligations, expert offers recommendations for states to reduce financial burden
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