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    Making a Difference As a STEM Mentor

    MENTOR Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In this MENTOR post, Jenny Kopach, executive director and SVP of marketing communications for Science Olympiad, discusses methods of STEM leadership in the workplace and schools.…

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    Why a Good-Enough Early Childhood Could Be a Great Goal

    Brookings Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This Brookings post argues that standard interventions in early childhood may not be adequate to address inequality, proposing instead a more universal “good-enough model” that reduces…

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    How to Make an Impact on Adverse Childhood Experiences

    Center for Youth Wellness Jan 7, 2019

    Part One of a two-part series explains Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Read Part Two to learn the impact of advocacy and education campaigns. Children trudging to school with backpacks may…

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    The Benefits of Long-Term Mentoring for Foster Families

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Annie E. Casey Foundation reveals early results of a study on mentoring for foster families. The program has already produced benefits for children.  • How can your…

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    NYC Education Department Prepares to Put Itself in Charge of Early Childhood Programs

    Chalkbeat Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Christina Veiga reports that the New York City education department is preparing to take over early childhood programs, creating questions.  • How can early childhood education be…

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    K-12 and Higher Education Learnings from 2018

    Christensen Institute Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Julia Freeland Fisher recaps five K-12 and higher education learnings from 2018 – from policy to research and innovation.  • How can funders further education progress in 2019? …

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    Restorative Justice Led to Safer Schools, but Hurt Black Students’ Test Scores

    Chalkbeat Jan 7, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Matt Barnum reports on a study that revealed restorative justice’s role in successfully improving school safety, but black students’ test scores were negatively impacted. • The policies didn’t…

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    Do Kids Need More Hands-On Experience With Money?

    Futurity Jan 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This Futurity post explores new research that shows how giving kids experience with money can help prepare them for financial success, responsibility and charity. • How…

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    Should We Expect More Teacher Protests In 2019?

    Education Dive Jan 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Jessica Campisi looks ahead to the potential for more teacher strikes and protests in 2019. It’s been reported that educators are already planning events within the next…

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    Improving Degree Completion in Community Colleges

    EducationNext Jan 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Brian A. Jacob, writing for EducationNext, describes the success of the ASAP program, which focuses on helping more community college students finish their degree programs.  • The article…

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    The Importance of Access to Environmental Education

    Nature Bridge Jan 6, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The story of Shahne Belveal, a NatureBridge educator, highlights the importance of increasing the number of minority professionals in environmental and outdoor education.  • Can partnerships with schools help…

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    What the Pathways to Personalization In Schools Look Like

    Getting Smart Jan 5, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This Getting Smart post highlights the work of Rhode Island’s Highlander Institute in developing personalized learning as a strategy for transforming an entrenched education system. •…

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