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The Education Exchange: Are Proficiency Standards Set too High?
New biography of the nation’s report card highlights longstanding debate.
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The Education Exchange: “Extremely Large” Learning Losses for Students Whose Schools Went Remote for Many Months
Extending school year into summer may be the most practical remedy, Harvard's Kane says.
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The Education Exchange: A State Takeover of Boston’s Public Schools?
"It's a system that is broken," says Pioneer Institute’s Stergios
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The Education Exchange: How Race Factors into College Admissions
Expert witness previews the affirmative action cases headed for the Supreme Court
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The Education Exchange: “The biggest gut punch of all”
Pandemic learning losses are across the board, but they still widen racial gaps, North Carolina official report finds.
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The Education Exchange: Charter Schools Lift Test Scores, Graduation Rates
National study finds "system-level effects"
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The Education Exchange: New Biden Rules Pose Threat to Charter Schools
Deadline nears for public comments; legal challenge is considered
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The Education Exchange: How Marcus Aurelius Foster Raised Expectations for All Students
"The first Black superintendent in the United States of any big city"
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The Education Exchange: Is Putin a Modern George III?
Military historian Kevin Weddle sees parallels between the war in Ukraine and the American Revolution.
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The Education Exchange: The Three Myths of Charter School Funding
District schools raise more money by requiring fees from students, but charters receive more help from charitable contributions
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At least twenty states have passed or are considering measures related to the science of reading.
The Lucy Calkins Project
Parsing a self-proclaimed literacy guru
The Top 20 Education Next Articles of 2021
The pandemic and race dominate the discussion—for a second year.
The Stubborn Myth of “Learning Styles”
State teacher-license prep materials peddle a debunked theory
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