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Avoiding "Learned Helplessness" by Andrew Miller
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Does tinkering lead to learning? by Annie Murphy Paul
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Mary King: I Will Not Give the Tests to My ESL Students
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The New SAT: Will It Be Better? - Varied Opinions
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My mother’s puzzlement by Grant Wiggins
My mother’s puzzlementby grantwiggins |
My mother is an extraordinary person. Yesterday, while I made lunch for my son, father, and her, she was playing her weekly game of tennis - at age 90 - for…
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Labeling People We Disagree With Doesn't Increase Learning By Joe Nathan
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What Are Appropriate Roles for Companies in Education Reform? By Deborah Meier
What Are Appropriate Roles for Companies in Education Reform?
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Let Your Work Do The Talking by Eric Sheninger
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The Big Problem With the New SAT By RICHARD C. ATKINSON and SAUL GEISER
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A brief post on NAEP Civics and History Test Results by Grant Wiggins
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When the (NY) Governor Sneezes the Whole State Catches a Cold By Peter DeWitt
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Five things I’ve learned from seven years of homeschooling by Angie Kauffman
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Testing in Medicine, Testing in Schools (Abigail Zuger, M.D.) from Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice
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A Title Doesn't Make You a Leader by Eric Sheninger
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Too Much Lecturing in HS History by Mark Williams via Grant Wiggins
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If You Could Build Any School, What Would You Build? by Aylon Samouha
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Expand learning time
Expand learning time
Educating students in poverty requires more time than is provided in the traditional school calendar, writes Jennifer Davis of the National Center on Time and Learning in The Hechinger Report. To address socioeconomic disparity, all the research indicates schools must offer more and better in-school learning and enrichment. High-needs students both require and want additional opportunities and supports to flourish. Expanded-time schools…
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A better vehicle for reformist passions - early childhood education
A better vehicle for reformist passions
K-12 education reform is an "exhausted, blood-soaked battlefield," writes Nicholas Kristof in The New York Times. Yet something everyone can agree on, and surely a better place to channel reformist passions, is early childhood education. Abundant evidence shows that education early in life can break the poverty cycle. Interventions typically produce cognitive gains that last at least a few years, and produce better life outcomes…
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Abolishing senior year: a win-win scenario
Abolishing senior year: a win-win scenario
For many high school seniors, spring means high school is over and it's okay to check out, writes Andrew Rotherham for U.S. News & World Report. At the other end of the educational path, many parents struggle to afford high-quality preschool for their four-year-olds. Rotherham's solution: Why not abolish senior year, and use that money for universal access to pre-K? High-quality pre-K programs would cost tens of billions…
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Are Our Schools Safe Places for Kids who are Different? Posted by Bill Ferriter
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