Features
Protecting Students from Gun Violence
Does "target hardening" do more harm than good?
Adult Education Comes of Age
New approach blends basic academics and job training
Redesigning Denver’s Schools
The rise and fall of superintendent Tom Boasberg
Entree to Freshman Year
Online programs offer low-cost courses for college credit
Turkey’s Fight Against U.S. Charters
An autocrat declares war on high-performing American schools
Research
Do Smarter Teachers Make Smarter Students?
International evidence on teacher cognitive skills and student performance
The Right Way to Capture College “Opportunity”
Popular Measures Can Paint the Wrong Picture of Low-Income Student Enrollment
Books
Forgetting How to Read
A review of “Reader, Come Home” by Maryanne Wolf
Protecting College Students from Uncomfortable Ideas
A review of “The Coddling of the American Mind” by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt
A Novel Take on K–12 Schooling
A review of Roxanna Elden’s Adequate Yearly Progress
Briefs
The Strikes Keep Coming
Will districts demand reform in exchange for needed raises?
Suing for Desegregation in Minnesota
Will the state's courts redraw school-district lines?
Online Learning Goes Hollywood
Using video storytelling to motivate learning
Remembering an Education President
George H. W. Bush led by enabling, not mandating, state and local reform
Press Releases
Popular efforts to expand student safety may compromise school climate
Security technologies in schools correlated with increased student fear and mistrust of educators
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