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    How a Netflix Model For College Advising Lost Its Luster

    EdSurge Mar 18, 2018

    The “Netflix for education” analogy has become somewhat of a cliché for edtech companies using student data to recommend anything from courses to textbooks. The pitch is simple: Why waste…

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    Melinda Gates on the Promise and Perils of Biotechnology, Global Health and More

    Medium Mar 18, 2018

    Melinda Gates is an optimist. As co-chair of the largest private philanthropy in the world, she ought to be. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation spends billions per year combating the spread…

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    How This Colorado Science Teacher Successfully Connects With Kids

    Chalkbeat Mar 18, 2018

    Shannon Wachowski once started a parent-teacher conference by sharing that she was concerned about the student’s lack of motivation. The boy’s mother quickly began adding criticisms of her own —…

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    U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Criticized for Not Visiting Struggling Schools

    Chalkbeat Mar 18, 2018

    U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has visited all kinds of schools since she took office last year: district-run, charter, private, religious — even a school located in a zoo. But one kind…

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    What Would-Be Governors Had to Say About Education

    AEI Mar 18, 2018

    As seen from Washington over the past few years, the education debate has been dominated by school choice, K–12 accountability, college costs, and free speech on campus. But the real…

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    A Peek at SXSW Education Conference

    EdSurge Mar 18, 2018

    What can we learn about the future of education from hip-hop, yoga and fidget spinners? That’s not a joke or a trick question. They’re among the sessions at this year’s…

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    Can a Small Organization Have a Big Impact?

    National Center for Family Philanthropy

    I get asked this question often.  How can a small foundation with few staff really catalyze large scale social change?  In fact, how can a foundation of any size play…

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    Homework Should be a Way for Schools, Parents and Students to Engage 

    Getting Smart Mar 17, 2018

    Homework is a window into the student’s day in the classroom. It reveals what teachers feel is most important for students to understand. Sending home worksheets (or assigning digital versions)…

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    Reevaluating What the High School Diploma Means 

    The 74 Mar 17, 2018

    Some high schools connect students with internships where teenagers can jump-start their ambitions of becoming engineers. Other schools have auto shop classes without computers, where students prepare for jobs that…

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    Why Big Bets on Educational Reform Haven’t Fixed the U.S. School System

    Salon Mar 17, 2018

    Ever since 1966, when Johns Hopkins University sociologist James S. Coleman determined in his government-commissioned report that low-income children of color benefit from learning in integrated settings, most education researchers have agreed…

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    State School Board Approves KIPP Charter Elementary School for San Fransisco

    The 74 Mar 17, 2018

    San Francisco’s rejection of a proposed charter school in one of the city’s poorest neighborhoods was overturned by the state school board Wednesday, clearing the way for the school to…

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    How Income Volatility Hurts Student Attendance

    The Aspen Institute Mar 17, 2018

    Homework, exams, extracurriculars – being in school comes with a certain amount of stress for everyone. But for some students, even attending school on a regular basis is a challenge…

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