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Homeschooling is surging, but lax regulation can leave kids vulnerable to abuse

Homeschooling is surging, but lax regulation can leave kids vulnerable to abuseEducation : NPR by Dave Davies / Jan 18, 2024 Homescho…

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Every Political Ideology Explained in 8 Minutes

Every Political Ideology Explained in 8 MinutesOpen Culture by OC / Jan 19, 2024 ?si=1D5y5yGeIhAfGnvh From the guy who brought y…

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Do higher grading standards encourage better student performance, or do they discourage students instead?

The positive effects of higher grading standards on student math achievement By Susan Davis, Johns Hopkins University   Do higher grading…

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Effective personalized and adaptive learning technologies to improve literacy

Effective personalized and adaptive learning technologies to improve literacy By Nathan Storey, Johns Hopkins University Efforts to addre…

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Which screen media types enhance vocabulary learning in young children most effectively?

Which screen media types enhance vocabulary learning in young children most effectively? By Winnie Tam, Centre for University and School P…

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Is Literacy First effective in the long term? Insights from a multisite RCT

Is Literacy First effective in the long term? Insights from a multisite RCT Carmen Pannone, University of Cagliari, Italy The effectivene…

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College Prep Checklists for Parents

 Educational Connections  The new year is an ideal time to chart a course for the future. And in the spirit of new beginnings, I'm happy…

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Embedding Honors in Heterogeneously Grouped Classes

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education “All in This Together”: Improving Access to Accelerated Learning Through Em…

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AI will affect 40% of jobs worldwide

AI Tool Report!  AI will affect 40% of jobs worldwide According to the IMF, published in a recent global study, AI is about to signific…

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Shareable New IEP/504 Accommodations Tracker

The Madwoman in the Classroom · Sep 28, 2023 @heymrsbond How do I help? One of my colleagues and I created this data tracker for a…

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