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Recent studies show how ideology can shade all corners of the academy, even the findings of quantitative researchers
Conservative education minister’s new book offers a roadmap for aligning practice to evidence
An analysis of 27 states and Washington, D.C. shows open enrollment is increasingly an attractive public school choice
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Conservative education minister’s new book offers a roadmap for aligning practice to evidence
An analysis of 27 states and Washington, D.C. shows open enrollment is increasingly an attractive public school choice
New book argues it’s not the tools we use but the values we hold that make the difference in education
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Policymakers should approach new claims with caution
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