Vol. 10, No. 1
Education Data in 2025
Fifteen years hence, we will know exactly how well our schools, teachers, and students are doing
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Winter 2010 Book Alert
Intelligence and How to Get It; Liberating Learning; Unlearned Lessons; Leading for Equity
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Poor Schools or Poor Kids?
To some, fixing education means taking on poverty and health care
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The Case for Special Education Vouchers
Parents should decide when their disabled child needs a private placement
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D.C.’s Braveheart
Can Michelle Rhee wrest control of the D.C. school system from decades of failure?
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The Turnaround Fallacy
Stop trying to fix failing schools. Close them and start fresh.
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