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    Want to Make an Impact In Autism Philanthropy? Focus On Families

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    Imagine this: You’re dropped into the middle of a country where you don’t understand the language at all — and, as hard as you try, you can’t learn even the…

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    Federal Support for Home Visiting is Vital and Time-Sensitive

    Brookings Jan 11, 2018

    Two and a half months ago, Congress missed the deadline to reauthorize federal support for home visiting. The Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program (MIECHV, pronounced McVee) is,…

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    Arts High Schools: A Unique and Essential Model

    Americans for the Arts Jan 11, 2018

    I recently joined an arts high school community, and I live in awe of the complexity, depth, and flexibility that the arts school model provides. This year I attended the…

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    PS 67: A Renewal School On The Rise

    Bklyner. Jan 11, 2018

    When I first arrived at PS 67 two years ago, I was the fourth principal the school had seen in five years and I had been offered the job just…

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    Evaluating the Effectiveness of Teacher Pay-for-Performance

    RAND Jan 11, 2018

    Most school districts continue the long-standing practice of determining teacher pay based on years of service and education level. However, some districts, schools, and states have begun experimenting with systems…

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    How Attendance Relates to Math Skills

    SI Live Jan 11, 2018

    The Independent Budget Office of the City of New York — which is a site that provides city officials and the public with nonpartisan information on the budget and economy…

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    What Americans Really Think About STEM Education

    The Hechinger Report Jan 10, 2018

    One of the biggest education priorities of recent years has been readying more young people for the job-friendly fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). In 2006, President Bush…

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    Every Student Succeeds Act Invigorates Parents’ Engagement In Schools[Video]

    The 74 Jan 10, 2018

    The federal government has encouraged parental involvement in education for three decades now, since 1988’s Elementary and Secondary Education Act. But much of the federal money supporting parental engagement ran…

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    Vroom Uses Science of Early Learning to Spark Brain-Building Moments [Video]

    Bezos Family Foundation Jan 10, 2018

    Science tells us that a child’s brain grows fastest from birth through age five, and what happens during that time significantly determines how the child will learn, grow and succeed…

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    Personalized Learning Advances Student Progress

    The Hechinger Report Jan 10, 2018

    Dawn Hillman, principal of Prairie Heights Middle School in Evans, Colorado, describes her student population as “pretty at-risk.” About three-quarters of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, a commonly used measure…

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    A Tool for Measuring the Cost of Early Childhood Development Programs?

    Brookings Jan 10, 2018

    Investing in early childhood development (ECD) is crucial. What we know about brain development in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life shows an urgent need to ensure quality ECD…

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    Poor Schools With Big Challenges Can Work Wonders

    The 74 Jan 10, 2018

    It’s an old question in the education world, and one that’s received renewed attention since the release of a study by noted researcher Sean Reardon. A Stanford professor who focuses on poverty and…

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