Spring 2013 Issue of Ed Next Now Online



By Education Next 03/04/2013

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The Spring 2013 issue of Education Next is now available online. This issue includes the following articles, and more:

‘No Excuses’ Kids Go to College
Will high-flying charters see their low-income students graduate?
By Robert Pondiscio
No Substitute for a Teacher
Adults’ absences shortchange students
By June Kronholz
Taking Back Teaching
Educators organize to influence policy and their profession
By Richard Lee Colvin
Tweet Thine Enemy
How “narrowcast” is the education policy debate?
By Michael Petrilli
Revelations from the TIMSS
Half or more of student achievement gains on NAEP are an illusion
By Paul E. Peterson

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