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Obama’s Education Record
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Cheating the Charters
Political and financial lessons from South Carolina
Putting the Schools in Charge
An entrepreneur’s vision for a more responsive education system
Can Khan Move the Bell Curve to the Right?
Math instruction goes viral
Let the Dollars Follow the Child
How the federal government can achieve equity
Books
More Facts, Fewer Hopes
Evidence fails to sway in testing policies
Great Teachers in the Classroom?
It depends on raising the competence of a workforce of millions
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Edunomics
The Right Role for the Federal Government
Give parents the information they need to pick their school of choice
Mickey Mouse Strikes Back
Voucher wars heat up in Colorado
Taking on New Jersey
A conversation with Chris Cerf
For Digital Learning, the Devil’s in the Details
State planning is key to progress
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Obama’s NCLB Waivers: Are they necessary or illegal?
Education Next talks with Martha Derthick and Andy Rotherham
Check the Facts
Grinding the Antitesting Ax
More bias than evidence behind NRC panel’s conclusions
Research
The Middle School Plunge
Achievement tumbles when young students change schools
Does School Choice Reduce Crime?
Evidence from North Carolina
Press Releases
Policy Obstacles Stall, But Do Not Stop, Progress of Charter Schools in South Carolina
Lessons from past 15 years show difficult political and financial path charter schools face
Students who attend middle schools at risk of dropping out of high school
As compared to students in K-8 elementary schools, middle school students also score lower on achievement tests. Losses amount to as much as 3.5 to 7 months of learning
School Choice Program Found to Reduce Crime and its Related Social Cost Among High-Risk Youth
High-risk middle- and high-school students who transfer to their preferred school are less likely to be arrested and spend less time incarcerated, pointing to impact of school choice
Experts Envision New Federal Role Advancing Equity and Choice in Education
NCLB reauthorization offers possibility for federal redirection, if it focuses on providing parents more accurate information and greater choice rather than requiring top-down compliance
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