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    3 Tennessee Schools to Receive $100,000 Fitness Centers

    The Jefferson County Post Mar 11, 2018

    Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced recently the National Foundation for Governors’ Fitness Councils (NFGFC), with Chairman Jake Steinfield, has selected Tennessee for its 2018 DON’T QUIT! fitness campaign. “Childhood obesity…

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    The Importance of Job Training Development For Adults

    BBC News Mar 11, 2018

    Maxine Turner left school without a single qualification. Maxine is speaking at Mowbray Gardens Library in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, where a group is gathering for lessons taught by the Workers Educational…

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    Practice to Policy: An Interview About ESSA and Personalized Learning

    America Forward Mar 11, 2018

    America Forward Coalition’s Education Task Force worked hard to secure, including pilot competency-based learning programs, ways to measure student achievement outside of test scores, and incentives for states to partner…

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    Optimism for NYC’s New Chancellor Richard Carranza

    Chalkbeat Mar 11, 2018

    Reaction to the appointment of Richard Carranza as New York City schools chancellor was a little slow to get started — likely a result of Mayor Bill de Blasio keeping…

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    8 Ways to Introduce Children to STEM at an Early Age

    The Hechinger Report Mar 11, 2018

    Children are capable of understanding science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) concepts when they are less than a year old but these skills must be developed intentionally, according to a…

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    Why Colleges are Embracing the #NeverAgain Movement

    The Atlantic Mar 11, 2018

    As high-school students around the country organize in support of stronger gun-control legislation in the wake of the Parkland shooting, many are finding that, at the very least, one thing…

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    The Gates Foundation on Bridging K-12 and Higher Ed [Audio]

    Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mar 10, 2018

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Bob Hughes, director of K-12 Education, and Dan Greenstein, director of Postsecondary Success, discuss efforts to scale innovative postsecondary policies and practices, a “refreshed”…

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    How Education is the Foundation for Other Aid Sectors in Crises

    Devex International Development Mar 10, 2018

    Providing quality schooling for the 75 million children worldwide impacted by conflict, natural disasters, or epidemics each year remains a challenge for the humanitarian community, with education advocates estimating that…

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    7 Inspiring Young Activists to Follow In the Wake of International Women’s Day

    Mashable Mar 10, 2018

      From young women fighting for access to clean water to those advocating for gun control or acceptance and trans rights, here are seven young activists you should know about:…

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    School Quality Needs Improvement to Raise Literacy Rates Worldwide

    BBC Mar 10, 2018

    Six out of 10 children and teenagers in the world are failing to reach basic levels of proficiency in learning, warns a hard-hitting report from the United Nations. The UN…

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    Segregation Persists in New York City’s Top High Schools

    Chalkbeat Mar 10, 2018

    Four years and an entire chancellorship after Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to diversify New York City’s most elite high schools, the schools remain as stubbornly segregated as they were before he…

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    Brazil Can Improve Education by Copying its Own Successes

    Brookings Mar 10, 2018

    Many have been shocked by the World Bank’s estimate that it would take Brazil more than 260 years to reach the OECD average proficiency in reading and 75 years in…

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