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    How to Help Students Avoid the Remedial Education Trap

    The Hechinger Report Feb 25, 2018

    No question, remedial education needs an overhaul. Millions of young adults get trapped in rudimentary math and English classes that don’t earn them college credits but still cost the same tuition.…

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    Feb. 25: This Week’s Must Reads About Youth and Young Adults

    Raikes Foundation Feb 25, 2018

    Here’s what we’re reading: Arming teachers would endanger students of color  In the wake of the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School, instead of advocating for sensible gun reform, President Trump…

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    Attending a Truly Innovative High School

    The 74 Feb 25, 2018

    Amida Nigena very nearly quit the Denver School of Innovation and Sustainable Design before the first semester of her freshman year had ended. It was 2015, the school was brand-new,…

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    Reinvent the School Experience by Shadowing a Student

    Getting Smart Feb 25, 2018

    Educators, ethnographers, and researchers have long known the value of shadowing, especially to increase empathy for students. While walk-throughs, learning walks, and instructional rounds are now part of the professional development…

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    Is the Learning Styles Myth Flawed?

    Business Insider Feb 25, 2018

    We all like to do things in our own ways. Former President Barack Obama got his daily briefing on a tablet, whereas President Donald Trump reportedly prefers to have oral briefings. According…

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    The Future of Testing in Schools

    Getting Smart Feb 24, 2018

    Given how much the rest of education has changed since the middle of the 20th century, it’s remarkable that the model of large-scale student assessment we have today still looks…

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    This Program Helps Students Attend and Graduate from Top Colleges

    AEI Feb 24, 2018

    Rick Cruz is the founder of EMERGE and the Houston Independent School District (HISD) College and Career Readiness Officer. EMERGE works with high-performing students from underserved backgrounds to prepare them…

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    What Would Innovative Assessments Look like for New York Schools?

    Chalkbeat Feb 24, 2018

    In New York, the annual state tests still mean the usual multiple-choice questions and short writing prompts — and that’s not likely to change soon. State officials recently chose not to…

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    Suspension Rates for Black Male Students in California Improve, But the Gap Persists

    EdSource Feb 24, 2018

    Black male students in rural counties and those in foster care are suspended at some of the highest rates in California, a new report has found. The report also found that…

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    Growing Superdiversity Among Young U.S. Dual Language Learners and Its Implications

    Migration Policy Institute Feb 24, 2018

    Young children growing up in households where at least one parent speaks a language other than English now make up nearly one-third of all young children ages 8 and under…

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    The Good and Bad of Private Financial Investing in Educational Programs

    The Hechinger Report Feb 24, 2018

    On a recent winter afternoon, the scene inside Dobrila Hasic-Botic’s preschool classroom in Granite, Utah, seemed typical of a high-quality pre-K. A 4-year-old in a poufy pink skirt recited the…

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    Everything You Need to Know About March For Our Lives

    TIME Feb 24, 2018

    Students, teachers, parents and allies around the nation are preparing to “march for their lives” next month to rally for increased gun control and school safety measures. The students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas…

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