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Revelations from the TIMSS

Half or more of student achievement gains on NAEP are an illusion

Half or more of student achievement gains on NAEP are an illusion

By  Paul E. Peterson  Briefs, Editorial, From the Editor, Journal, Standards, Testing, and Accountability  

Coach, Collaborator, Learner

Veteran teachers offer one-on-one support

A veteran teacher leaves his own classroom to support first-year educators

By  Gino Sangiuliano  Briefs, Journal, School Life  

Tweet Thine Enemy

How “narrowcast” is the education policy debate?

How “narrowcast” is the education policy debate?

By  Michael Petrilli  Briefs, Homepage, Journal, What Next  

Desegregation Redux

Long dormant rulings rise again

Desegregation cases affecting hundreds of districts haven’t been concluded.

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Homepage, Journal, The Legal Beat  

Setting Students Up for Success

Create the path of least resistance

Create the path of least resistance

By Rebecca Friedman with Chavi Abramson     Briefs, Homepage, Inside Schools, Journal, School Life  

Newark’s Superintendent Rolls Up Her Sleeves and Gets to Work

A conversation with Cami Anderson

A conversation with Cami Anderson

By  Peter Meyer  Briefs  

A River of Data

Making the learning experience more effective

Making the learning experience more effective

By  Bror Saxberg  Briefs, Homepage, Journal, What Next  

Can Carrots Become Sticks?

Court knows coercion when it sees it

Court knows coercion when it sees it

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Journal, The Legal Beat  

A Takeover Tale

Is the parent trigger ready for its close-up?

A review of the new movie “Won’t Back Down”

By Andrew Kelly     Briefs, Cultured, Journal  

Game Changer

Might it be "social learning"?

Might it be “social learning”?

By  Michael B. Horn  Briefs, Journal, What Next  

Worms for Dinner

Travel offers cultural enrichment for teachers

Travel offers cultural enrichment for teachers

By  Elaine Griffin  Briefs, Inside Schools, Journal, School Life  

Advice for Education Reformers: Be Bold!

A conversation with Jeb Bush

A conversation with Jeb Bush

By  Peter Meyer  Briefs, Homepage, Interview, Journal  

Title IX at Trial

If you schedule it, will they come?

If you schedule it, will they come?

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Homepage, Journal, The Legal Beat  

Door Still Closed

Alabama plaintiffs lose federal school finance challenge

Alabama plaintiffs lose federal school finance challenge

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Courts and Law, Journal, The Legal Beat  

When Education Reform Gets Personal

Confessions of a policy-wonk father

Confessions of a policy-wonk father

By  Scott Joftus  Briefs, Inside Schools, Journal, School Life  

The Newsroom’s View of Education Reform

Surprise! The press paints a distorted picture

Surprise! The press paints a distorted picture

By  Michael Petrilli  Briefs, Journal, Media, Public Opinion, What Next  

Edunomics

For better teachers, change the incentives

By  Vann Prime  Briefs, Journal, School Life  

The Right Role for the Federal Government

Give parents the information they need to pick their school of choice

Give parents the information they need to pick their school of choice

By  Paul E. Peterson  Blog, Briefs, From the Editor, Journal  

Mickey Mouse Strikes Back

Voucher wars heat up in Colorado

Voucher wars heat up in Colorado

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Charter Schools and Vouchers, Journal, On Top of the News, The Legal Beat  

Taking on New Jersey

A conversation with Chris Cerf

A conversation with Chris Cerf

By  Peter Meyer  Briefs, Interview, Journal, On Top of the News  

For Digital Learning, the Devil’s in the Details

State planning is key to progress

State planning is key to progress

By  Michael B. Horn  Briefs, Journal, Technology, What Next  

Budget Buster

Teachers sue to protect pensions

Teachers sue to protect pensions

By  Joshua Dunn and Martha Derthick  Briefs, Journal, The Legal Beat  

“Hedge-Fund Guy” Emails Support to School Reformers

A conversation with Whitney Tilson

A conversation with Whitney Tilson

By  Peter Meyer  Briefs, Interview, Journal  

The Flipped Classroom

Online instruction at home frees class time for learning

Online instruction at home frees class time for learning

By  Bill Tucker  Briefs, Journal, On Top of the News, Technology, What Next  

Low Expectations

An insider’s view of ed schools

An insider’s view of ed schools

By Julia Harvey     Briefs, Homepage, Journal, School Life, Teachers and Teaching  
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