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Building on Shaky Ground
Reforming a divided school system in Los Angeles
History, Critical and Patriotic
Americans need a history that educates but also inspires
End the “Easy A”
Tougher grading standards set more students up for success
Inclusion in Action
Expectations for all at Excel Academy
The Hoosier Way
Good choices for all in Indianapolis
Forum
A Decade On, Has Common Core Failed?
Assessing the impact of national standards
Common Standards Aren’t Enough
Forum: A Decade On, Has Common Core Failed?
Stay the Course on National Standards
Forum: A Decade On, Has Common Core Failed?
Common Core Has Not Worked
Forum: A Decade On, Has Common Core Failed?
Research
Is College Remediation a Barrier or a Boost?
Evidence from Tennessee
A Charter Boost for Special-Ed Students and English Learners
Lessons in inclusion at Boston charter schools
Books
The Case for Limitlessness Has Its Limits
A review of “Limitless Mind: Learn, Lead, and Live without Barriers” by Jo Boaler
Briefs
In Fight Against Grade Inflation, Those Rare Tough Teachers Are Champions
“Parents . . . Shifted Their Definition of Success”
Summit Schools cofounder Diane Tavenner on the secrets of student happiness
Put “Whole Language” on Trial
The case against reading instruction that leads to illiteracy
Funeral Homes and Female Athletes
Future of girls' sports may hinge on mortuary case
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