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Strengthening the Roots of the Charter-School MovementHow the mom-and-pops can help the sector diversify and grow
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Interpreting the 2017 NAEP Reading and Math ResultsEducation Next has released a series of posts analyzing the 2017 results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
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Trump and the Nation’s SchoolsAssessing the administration’s early impact on education
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Unlocking the Science of How Kids ThinkA new proposal for reforming teacher education
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An Elite Grad-School Degree Goes OnlineCan Georgia Tech’s virtual master’s increase access to education?
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Debating Obama-Era Guidance on School DisciplineShould the Trump administration retain, revise, or rescind?
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4/10/18 | U.S. News & World Report
NAEP Shows Little to No Gains in Math, Reading for U.S. Students
The results from the 2017 National Assessment of Education Progress, also called NAEP or The Nation's Report Card, have been released, and they show that fourth- and eighth-graders have made little to no gains in math and reading since 2015. A series of blog entries commissioned by Ed Next look more closely at the results and offer some explanations for the trends.
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3/27/18 | The Wall Street Journal
Apple Tries to Regain Education Market Share With iPad Changes
This week, Apple announced a new iPad for schools and Google announced a new tablet. Why do school districts often pay different prices for the same technology? An industry insider offers tips for those making tech purchases for schools.
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