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    Encouraging Youth Development Through Sports in El Salvador

    UNICEF Jan 15, 2018

    Seven-year-old Natividad Sánchez Ventura is the youngest of ten children, and their daily life is predictably chaotic. After school, Natividad and her siblings return home where their mother is either…

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    Why More Sleep Could Help Kids Do Better in School and Life [Video]

    RAND Jan 15, 2018

    Most U.S. middle and high schools start at 8:00 a.m. or earlier. This forces teens out of bed hours before their biological clocks tell them they’re ready. One in five…

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    School Lunch Nutrition: What Kids Can Eat Under New Trump Administration Rules

    Business Insider Jan 15, 2018

    Under the Obama-era rules, all breads, cereals and pastas served to schoolchildren had to be at least 50% whole grain. But the USDA now says that feedback from students and schools indicates…

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    In 2018 the Every Student Succeeds Act Shifts From Planning to Practice [Video]

    The 74 Jan 15, 2018

    Highlighting perspectives from insiders including Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN), Thomas B. Fordham Institute President Mike Petrilli, and Education Trust founder Kati Haycock, the film tracks ESSA’s trajectory from its signing…

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    Acclaimed in Education: BASIS Combines World’s Best Practices

    Getting Smart Jan 14, 2018

    BASIS is an acclaimed school network that is compiled of 27 public charter, private, and international schools in five states, Washington, D.C., and China that recently captured four of the top…

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    What Can Bill Gates and Steve Jobs Teach Us About Screen Time for Kids?

    Business Insider Jan 13, 2018

    Psychologists are quickly learning how dangerous smartphones can be for teenage brains. Research has found that an eighth-grader’s risk for depression jumps 27%when he or she frequently uses social media. Kids…

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    The Campaign to Feed College Students Who Go Hungry at School

    The 74 Jan 12, 2018

    Joshua Ibarra is a fourth-year journalism and Japanese language student at East Los Angeles College. He takes four courses and walks to and from class across the 82-acre campus in…

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    Some Big Districts Start the School Year with Hundreds of Vacant Teaching Positions

    Chalkbeat Jan 12, 2018

    How many classrooms in America’s largest school districts are missing a teacher when the school year starts? A small but significant number, according to new data obtained from those districts,…

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    State by State: Education Spending and Results

    The 74 Jan 12, 2018

    Across the United States, current expenditures for public K-12 education rose by over $18 billion during the 2014–15 school year, according to a new report released by the National Center for Education…

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    Healthcare Innovators Can Learn From Advances in Higher Education Models

    Christensen Institute Jan 11, 2018

    Patient-centered care initiatives often aim to increase patients’ health literacy, encourage them to participate more actively in treatment decisions, and create a less stressful care delivery environment for them. Increasingly,…

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    3 Questions About the Future of Education Innovation

    Forbes Jan 11, 2018

    First Question: Is education technology poised for a new wave of innovation? Investment in K-12 ed tech increased fourfold from 2010 to 2015.  But over the last couple of years, it’s…

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    Evidence Shows Integrated Student Supports Can Help Children Succeed

    City Connects Jan 11, 2018

    Nationally, Child Trends, a nonprofit research organization, has taken look at integrated student supports (ISS)  — a school-based approach to promoting academic success by providing support for the whole child…

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