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    Prepared Remarks by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on January 16, 2018

    The 74 Jan 18, 2018

    The vast majority of learning environments have remained the same since the Industrial Revolution, because they were made in its image. Think of your own experience: sit down; don’t talk;…

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    Renewal School in New York Fights Closure

    Chalkbeat Jan 17, 2018

    A decade ago, teachers picketed P.S./M.S. 42 R. Vernam in Rockaway, Queens and declared the campus unsafe. Parents said the building was in horrible shape — some areas reeked of urine —…

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    Taking Stock of Research on Personalized Learning

    Christensen Institute Jan 17, 2018

    The start of a new year is the best time to reflect and review what happened the previous year. One of the areas that has received the most attention in…

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    Education Reform: Chicago’s School Turnaround Success

    The 74 Jan 17, 2018

    Declared the “worst schools in the nation” by Education Secretary William Bennett in 1987, Chicago today is the fastest-improving district in the country, according to Stanford professor Sean Reardon, with students…

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    Philanthropy in MBA Programs: Haas Social Impact Fund 2017

    Medium Jan 17, 2018

    The Haas Social Impact Fund (HSIF) was founded in 2004 by Berkeley Haas MBA students interested in social sector careers. HSIF provides grants to first-year, full-time MBA students who accept…

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    School District Networks Use Improvement Science to Get Results

    Edsource Jan 17, 2018

    Improvement science is helping local schools look more closely at conditions in their own schools, generate ideas for change directly from teachers, and implement change ideas quickly. Here is what…

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    Logic Models for Designing and Implementing Evidence-Based School Leadership Interventions

    RAND Jan 17, 2018

    The reauthorization of the U.S. Elementary and Secondary Education Act, referred to as the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), emphasizes evidence-based initiatives while providing new exibilities to states and districts…

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    How do Net Neutrality and E-Rate Impact Internet Access in Schools?

    Getting Smart Jan 17, 2018

    Internet access has transformed teaching and learning. In many schools, internet connectivity is a basic prerequisite for lessons in every subject, at every grade level. While this is a problem…

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    How Issues Can Arise in Dual-Immersion Programs

    The Atlantic Jan 16, 2018

    Academia Antonia Alonso, which opened as a public charter school in 2014, was designed to meet the needs of a linguistically diverse population. School leaders took full advantage of the…

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    Learning How to Measure Social and Emotional Learning

    RAND Corporation Jan 16, 2018

    We know that content knowledge alone cannot determine students’ success. This is true in school—where a student’s likelihood of graduating can depend on mastering broad content requirements while also displaying…

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    5 Ideas for the Future of Education in 2018

    Christensen Institute Jan 16, 2018

    Last year saw a flurry of activity in support of personalized learning, new school designs, and new approaches to K-12 education policy. Looking ahead, education innovators have their work cut…

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    Low Income, Minority Schools Are Losing Resources

    The 74 Jan 15, 2018

    Congress should provide incentives to states to change school funding formulas that often shortchange districts serving the most low-income and minority students, according to a report released Thursday by the…

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