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by Kate Stringer
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Schmidt: The Evidence Behind Effective Reading Instruction Is Clear. Now, Classroom Practices Need to Follow
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‘There Is No Planet B’: Students Around the World Skip School to Protest Climate Change
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by Jonathan Higgins
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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Education Department Nudges States to Think Bigger in Experimenting With the Every Student Succeeds Act
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Analysis: How Engaging At-Risk Parents With Early Home Visits Can Teach Them to Work With Their Schools for Their Kids’ Success
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by Mike Antonucci
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by Beth Hawkins
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Students in Texas Teach for America Classrooms Gain in 8 out of 9 Subjects, New Research Finds
Students in Texas Teach for America Classrooms Gain in 8 out of 9 Subjects, New Research Finds
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by Emily Langhorne
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by Ashley Inman Zanchelli
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by Andrew Brownstein
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Empowering Teens on Vaccines: New York Lawmakers Consider Bill That Would Allow Children 14 and Up to Be Vaccinated Without Parents’ Consent
by Laura Fay
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The Kindest Cut: Texas 5-Year-Old Was Bullied Because of Her Short Hair. So Her Kindergarten Teacher Got a Pixie Cut to Match
by Tiffany Lagerstrom
The Kindest Cut: Texas 5-Year-Old Was Bullied Because of Her Short Hair. So Her Kindergarten Teacher Got a Pixie Cut to Match
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by Michael Petrilli and Luke Ragland
Petrilli & Ragland: At a Tough Time for Education Reform, Colorado Defeat of Charter School-Defunding Bill Offers a Ray of Hope
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Schools in Impoverished, Isolated Brownsville, Texas, Are Thriving: Here’s Why
by Bekah McNeel
Schools in Impoverished, Isolated Brownsville, Texas, Are Thriving: Here’s Why
Schools in Impoverished, Isolated Brownsville, Texas, Are Thriving: Here’s Why
Schools in Impoverished, Isolated Brownsville, Texas, Are Thriving: Here’s Why
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Mark Schneider: My Response to Essay Rebuttal — I’m Concerned About the PISA Exam’s Future and the Implications of Its Sponsor’s Global Ambitions
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by Mark Schneider
Mark Schneider: PISA Is a Unique Resource for Testing Educational Attainment of 15-Year-Olds in 78 Countries. Adding 40 More Would Be a Mistake
Mark Schneider: PISA Is a Unique Resource for Testing Educational Attainment of 15-Year-Olds in 78 Countries. Adding 40 More Would Be a Mistake
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by Max Eden
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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by Kate Stringer
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by Beth Hawkins
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3 States Tried to Shutter Failing For-Profit Online Charter Schools. A Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed