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The Education Exchange: No Promise School Will Be Open in September, NEA President Says
"Prioritize educators" for shots, but not ahead of 85-year-olds
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The Education Exchange: At Relay Graduate School of Education, a Practice-Based Approach to Preparing Teachers
"You don't learn to ride a bike by talking about it. ...You've got to get on the bike."
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The Education Exchange: School Systems Are More Powerful When They Hire More People
"Bureaucracy grows until it gets to the point where the purpose of bureaucracy is to protect itself."
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The Education Exchange: Amid the Pandemic, Private School Students Are Actually Going to School
"Private schools obviously are relying on parents to pay the fees, and therefore have a greater incentive to get their kids back into school and do it safely. Charters and traditional publics don't have that same incentive."
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The Education Exchange: More School Districts Moving to Remote-Only, Study Finds
"There is a shifting away from the in-person opportunities"
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The Education Exchange: Low-Income, Minority Children More Likely to Be Taught Online Than High-Income, White Children
Latest findings from Education Next national poll
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The Education Exchange: New and Emerging Obstacles Facing Charter Schools
"So successful, they're a target."
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The Education Exchange: “Release Time” Pay for Union Leaders Is Challenged in New Jersey Lawsuit
"The Jersey City School Board is essentially writing a blank check to the union," says lawyer for two taxpayers who object
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The Education Exchange: The Future of Results-Based Accountability in Education
"If we hadn't had the accountability regime and the choices that have come along with it, I believe we would have had even less improvement," says Chester E. Finn Jr.
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The Education Exchange: Reopening in the Shadow of Covid-19
Study shows disadvantaged students more likely to attend schools that provide only remote instruction.
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Bolstering the urgency of getting everyone back in person.
Segregation and Racial Gaps in Special Education
New evidence on the debate over disproportionality
How Family Background Influences Student Achievement
Can schools narrow the gap?
Pandemic Parent Survey Finds Perverse Pattern: Students Are More Likely to Be Attending School in Person Where Covid Is Spreading More Rapidly
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