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Fifteen years and billions of dollars later, what has learning tech accomplished?
It’s one bandwagon that might be worth jumping on, but it’ll need to steer around some potholes
New film gives competitive students of Washington Urban Debate League their due and others hope for the future of civic engagement
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Fifteen years and billions of dollars later, what has learning tech accomplished?
New film gives competitive students of Washington Urban Debate League their due and others hope for the future of civic engagement
Scaling choice in the Sunshine State is found to be at least 11 times more cost effective in improving public school student performance than simply spending more
Drop-out recovery program lends connection, support, and a better shot at success
A new film chronicles the life of Howard Fuller: leader, activist, radical, and school choice champion
Conservative education minister’s new book offers a roadmap for aligning practice to evidence
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