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Denying Education to Immigrant Children is Morally Wrong — and Practically Dumb
A hard-right push to bar the children of undocumented parents from school is not only cruel and legally unsound, it’s bad for U.S. interests.
Conor P. Williams & Alejandra Vázquez Baur
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This Earth Day, Make Sure Every Child Learns Key Lessons About the Environment
Howard: Universal climate education can teach students how to preserve the planet today and train them for the green jobs of tomorrow
Lilly Howard
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D.C. Needs More Than Phonics to Lift its Students’ Reading Scores
Wexler & Chang: Pairing effective phonics instruction with in-depth knowledge-building can narrow achievement gaps that haven’t budged since 1998.
Natalie Wexler & Allister Chang
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Creating a Climate-Literate Workforce in Colorado, Starting in Middle School
Maag: From college & career paths to Climatarium hubs and a climate literacy diploma endorsement, ways to transform students' lives & local economies.
Taylor Maag
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