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Research Overwhelmingly Counsels an End to Tracking

Research Overwhelmingly Counsels an End to Tracking Reference Publication:  Research-Based Options for Education Policymaking Brief Reite…

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Educators: How to Give Your Great Ideas Wings (and Cash)

Educators: How to Give Your Great Ideas Wings (and Cash) JUNE 17, 2013 This post by SUZIE BOSSoriginally appeared in Edutopia's EDUCATION…

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Budget Cuts Reach Bone for Philadelphia Schools

June 16, 2013 Budget Cuts Reach Bone for Philadelphia Schools By TRIP GABRIEL PHILADELPHIA — When a second grader came to the Andre…

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More U.S. Schools Go International

More U.S. Schools Go International By CAROLINE PORTER and STEPHANIE BANCHERO WSJ An educational curriculum that originally catered to the…

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Rapid Rise Seen in Use of Digital Tools for PD

Rapid Rise Seen in Use of Digital Tools for PD By Sean Cavanagh Ed Week Teachers and principals are becoming increasingly comfortable u…

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Asians Fastest-Growing Race or Ethnic Group in 2012, Census Bureau Reports

Asians Fastest-Growing Race or Ethnic Group in 2012, Census Bureau Reports Note: The news release incorrectly listed the nation's median ag…

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Demand drives decision to introduce new AP computer science course

Demand drives decision to introduce new AP computer science course  In response to growing demand for training students for careers in the…

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A Different Approach to Formative Assessment Makes Practice Time Count

A Different Approach to Formative Assessment Makes Practice Time Count By Marsha Ratzel June 10, 2013 10:38 am Marsha Ratzel is a National…

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School Psychologist- Job

I have over three years experience as a school psychologist. I am passionate about working with students who have autism and special needs.…

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Research on Pre-K Programs

Research on Pre-K Programs In this Education Week article, William Gormley (Georgetown University) sums up the research on early-childhood…

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