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The Education Exchange: Laws Give Labor Advantages That Parents Lack
Power of teachers unions is described in a new book
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The Education Exchange: “Huge gains” in Baton Rouge and Washington, D.C., magnet schools, says Hoover’s Raymond
Charter schools outperform district schools in Indianapolis
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The Education Exchange: Study of For-Profit Private Schools by a Nobel-Winning Economist Finds “Really Dramatic Effects on Learning”
Standardization of lessons, observation of teachers are credited
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The Education Exchange: Families Flee Minneapolis Public Schools
Enrollment is down nearly 50 percent as teachers union moves for control of school board
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The Education Exchange: Do New York City Charter Schools Fuel Racial Segregation?
A new study takes a close look
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The Education Exchange: High School Grade Inflation “Really Dramatically Increased,” ACT Researcher Finds
"A potential unintended consequence of the test-optional movement"
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The Education Exchange: Gun Ownership Rates Decline, as School Shootings Spike
Study looks at trends over 40 years
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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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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
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