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    Challenges in Achieving Equitable Gifted Education

    The 74 Feb 13, 2018

    A bill that could have helped close the access gap to gifted education programs stalled out in the Washington state legislature. The bill would have required universal screening for gifted students and…

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    Teaching Kindness

    Getting Smart Feb 13, 2018

    Recently there have been kindness movements happening throughout the country designed for educators and everyday citizens, with one goal in mind: spreading the message and act of being kind. Stacy…

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    Teachers and Technology Must Not Be an Either/Or Dichotomy

    EdSurge Feb 12, 2018

    We must either: integrate technology or support teachers; teach traditionally or personalize learning; support districts or support charters; fund edtech or fund schools; individualize learning or humanize instruction. As oversimplified as…

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    Educator Networks: Building a Community to Advance Learning

    Education Week Feb 12, 2018

    Are you one of the 1200+ people considering a response to the new Gates RFP: Networks for School Improvement? If so, you might be interested to learn that FSG (commissioned by the Bill…

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    Whittle School & Studios: Transforming Education for Global Good

    Getting Smart Feb 12, 2018

    Armed with a “big idea,” entrepreneur Chris Whittle has assembled a talented global team of thought leaders, educators, innovators, architects and designers with a shared goal of launching Whittle School &…

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    Higher Education’s Challenges Need Innovative Solutions

    Christensen Institute Feb 12, 2018

    College, we can’t afford you. Tuition at many of America’s top schools now tops $50,000, living expenses easily add another $15,000, and course materials and transportation push the costs even…

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    Learning From Olympians: Mentoring Program That Pairs Athletes With Classrooms

    The 74 Feb 11, 2018

    She’s one of the best bobsledders in the world. She was one of the first women to compete against men in the four-man bobsled. Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor is also…

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    Tackling the Opioid Epidemic: Education Can Play a Role in Drug Prevention

    The 74 Feb 11, 2018

    The opioid crisis, which killed more than 63,000 people in 2016, is affecting issues and policies beyond law enforcement and health care. No matter the topic of discussion with constituents,…

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    Program Aimed at Childhood Obesity Failed

    BBC Feb 10, 2018

    School programmes encouraging children to take more exercise and eat healthily are unlikely to have any real effect on childhood obesity, a study in the British Medical Journal suggests. More…

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    5 Ways Personalized Learning Will Help Rural America

    The 74 Feb 10, 2018

    According to recent research, roughly 20 percent of all current jobs will be automated within 10 years, and half could be automated within 40 years. According to new researchfrom Ball…

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    Giving Back to The Community That First Supported You

    Medium Feb 9, 2018

    The Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions (AIFCS) is lucky to partner with movers and shakers from communities scattered across the country. Freda Crichton, a leader in our opportunity youth…

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    Another Outrage in Flint: How Poverty Affects Education

    The 74 Feb 9, 2018

    At the onset of the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, third-grade literacy was 41.8 percent. That was nearly five years ago. The literacy rate declined sharply to 10.7 percent last…

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