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A Harvard conservative editor explains his journal's authorial anonymity
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Expert witness previews the affirmative action cases headed for the Supreme Court
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The Education Exchange: Teach-For-America Teachers Improve Twice as Fast as Others
"Exceptionally strong" performance, a new study finds
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The Education Exchange: Tennessee Ties Teacher Tenure to Performance
Policy change, new evaluation program improved teaching by more than 10 percent, a new study says
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The Education Exchange: District Schools Lose, Charter Schools Gain, New Study of Enrollment Shows
"Big, big...boom" for Hispanic students
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The Education Exchange: When the School Superintendent Fired Four Principals in One Day
"Remove low performers and incentivize high performance," says Olchefske, who champions student-based budgeting
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The Education Exchange: Does State Takeover of School Districts Affect Student Achievement?
Lawrence, Mass., and Camden, N.J., are exceptions, a new study finds.
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The Education Exchange: “Purple Swell” Seen in Midterm Election Results
“A lot of good wins” for school choice, from both parties
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The Education Exchange: Scaling Up the “Joyful Environment” of Learning Pods
One way to reinvent public education, says Arizona State's Robin Lake
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