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    Civil Discourse: Teaching Understanding & Problem Solving to the Next Generation

    The Aspen Institute Feb 9, 2018

    Americans seem to have lost the ability to talk to one another—to have civil, meaningful conversations that both deepen understanding and allow us to craft solutions to common problems. A…

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    Meet the Native American Youth Changing Their Communities

    The Aspen Institute Feb 9, 2018

    Each year, the Aspen Institute’s Center for Native American Youth (CNAY) selects five up-and-coming Native change makers between the ages of 14 and 23 to serve as Champions for Change.…

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    Learning Engineering: A More Powerful Education Model

    Getting Smart Feb 9, 2018

    Recent years have been marked by an acceleration in the development of technologies that support the way people learn at school, on the job, and as a part of lifelong…

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    Ways To Teach Empathy In The Classroom

    TEDEd Feb 9, 2018

    As an educator, one of the most important aspects of my job is to inspire students to love learning, and see learning as something that happens well beyond the walls…

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    Has L.A. Found a Better Way to Hire New Teachers?

    Chalkbeat Feb 9, 2018

    Every spring and summer, America’s school districts face a critical challenge: hiring a batch of new teachers. For some districts, the first problem is finding enough educators to fill their…

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    Ensuring Accountability in Education Reform

    InsideSources Feb 8, 2018

    One year into the Trump presidency, it’s hard to find serious conversation in Washington about education reform. In a January 16 speech at the American Enterprise Institute, Education Secretary Betsy…

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    New School Rules: A Changemaker’s Guide to Innovation in Education

    Getting Smart Feb 8, 2018

    In high functioning schools and systems, leaders play four important roles: governance, operations, community building and change leadership. As El Paso superintendent Juan Cabrera and I discussed in a recent…

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    Study Shows That Transitional Kindergarten Prepares Students More

    EdSource Feb 8, 2018

    Children who attended transitional kindergarten performed better on language, literacy and math skills when they started kindergarten, compared to their peers who weren’t in the program, according to a new report. The American Institutes…

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    How to Strengthen Global Education Partnerships

    Brookings Feb 8, 2018

    Last week, amid growing movements towards isolationism throughout the world, the global education community doubled down on collaboration and partnerships across borders. From Lyon, France, where I attended a gathering spearheaded…

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    Blended Learning Needs More Peer-reviewed Publications

    Brookings Feb 8, 2018

    Blended learning research is at a very interesting crossroads when it comes to interests of the public school system, nonprofit organizations, corporate entities, private research firms, and traditional academic institutions.…

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    Beyond Differences Breaks Through Darkness of Social Isolation

    Giving Compass Feb 8, 2018

    Lili Rachel Smith felt invisible. Born with a condition known as Apert’s syndrome — which causes abnormalities of the skull, hands and feet — her peers in middle school excluded…

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    Black Leadership In Schools Matters

    Hechinger Report Feb 8, 2018

    Consider that in the nation’s largest cities, where well over 80 percent of charter-school students are black or Latino, fewer than 33 percent of teachers are black or Latino, and fewer than…

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