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Florida, Critical Race Theory and the Future of Textbooks
Florida education officials favored social-emotional content until conservative activists decided to taint SEL terminology with a racial tinge
Morgan Polikoff
Pandemic
4Fams
Pandemic
Pandemic Babies Are Facing Speech & Social Development Delays. 5 Ways to Help
Children born during the pandemic are at nearly twice the risk for developmental delays
Abigail A. Allen, The Conversation
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New Learning Loss Calculator Estimates Costs of Catching Kids Up In 8K Districts
We now know that closing schools in response to the COVID-19 pandemic harmed students academically. So just how much help will they need?
Marguerite Roza, Katherine Silberstein, Aashish Dhammani & Chad Aldeman
Union Report
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Union Report
Analysis: NEA Calls For End to School Police Policies Union Previously Supported
Last year the National Education Association created a task force to form a new policy on 'safe, just, and equitable schools'
Mike Antonucci
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Pandemic
Smith: Some Clues to What States Will Do When School COVID Funding Runs Out
While it will be a painful process, states need to acknowledge that school districts losing students should not get more funds to teach fewer kids
Aaron Garth Smith
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