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Winter 2011 / Vol. 11, No. 1

Diplomatic Mission

President Obama’s path to performance pay

By Andy Smarick 
Features, Homepage, Journal, State and Federal  

Winter 2011 Correspondence

Readers Respond

By Education Next   
Correspondence, Journal  

All Together Now?

Educating high and low achievers in the same classroom

By Michael Petrilli 
Curriculum, Features, Homepage, Journal, On Top of the News  

Does Competition Improve Public Schools?

New evidence from the Florida tax-credit scholarship program

By Cassandra M.D. Hart and David Figlio 
Homepage, Journal, Research, State and Federal  

Texas Tackles the Data Problem

New system will give teachers information they can use

By Bill Tucker 
Briefs, Journal, Technology, What Next  

Wasting Talent

Everyone’s local school needs to do better

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

The Middle School Mess

If you love bungee jumping, you’re the middle school type

By Peter Meyer 
Features, Homepage, Inside Schools, Journal, On Top of the News  

Teaching Math to the Talented

Which countries—and states—are producing high-achieving students?

By Eric A. Hanushek, Paul E. Peterson and Ludger Woessmann 
Features, Homepage, International, Journal, On Top of the News  

Educational Providence

New York courts close one door, federal money opens another

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

Truants

The challenges of keeping kids in school

By June Kronholz 
Courts and Law, Features, Homepage, Journal, On Top of the News  

The $500 million Question

Can charter management organizations deliver quality education at scale?

By Kevin Hall and Robin Lake   
Charter Schools and Vouchers, Forum, Homepage, Journal  

Data-Driven and Off Course

An English teacher’s view

By Roxanna Elden 
Briefs, Journal, School Life  

How Schools Spend Their Money

Review of Marguerite Roza’s Educational Economics

By Jay P. Greene 
Journal, Reviews  

E Pluribus Plures

Review of Jeffrey E. Mirel’s Patriotic Pluralism

By Nathan Glazer 
Journal, Reviews  

Meeting of the Minds

The 2010 EdNext-PEPG Survey shows that, on many education reform issues, Democrats and Republicans hardly disagree

By William Howell, Paul E. Peterson and Martin West 
Features, Homepage, Journal, Public Opinion  

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