Vol. 23, No. 4
What I Learned Editing Education Next
The education landscape may be in better shape than most “experts” think
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To Fix Students’ Bad Behavior, Stop Punishing Them
Collaborative methods for handling misconduct make their way to the classroom
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2023 Is the Year of Universal Choice in Education Savings Accounts
“We better get doing our job of implementing well,” says EdChoice’s Enlow
Vol. 23, No. 4
Enjoy the Game, but Turn Down the Sound
Useful history of school choice exaggerates threat to public education
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AI in Education
The leap into a new era of machine intelligence carries risks and challenges, but also plenty of promise
Vol. 23, No. 4
As Many More States Enact Education Savings Accounts, Implementation Challenges Abound
ESAs increase choice for families but leave administrators asking: Are pizza ovens, pianos permitted expenses?
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The Evolving Science of How We Read
Survey has lots about eye-movement measurement, less about comprehension
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The Great Unbundling
Is the parents’ rights movement opening a new frontier in school choice?
Vol. 23, No. 4
Building Diverse College Campuses Starts in Kindergarten
In the wake of the Students for Fair Admissions, an urgent call to take on the “excellence gap”
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