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    Why School Districts Need Implementation Research for EdTech

    The 74 Media Inc. Jan 3, 2018

    Economists define a collective action problem as one in which a collection of people (or organizations) each have an interest in seeing an action happen, but the cost of any…

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    Proven Tips for Saving Money in 2018

    My Social Good News Jan 3, 2018

    As the new year approaches, people are excitedly planning their goals for the future. But cash-strapped young people may not be in the mood for celebrating or making resolutions as…

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    Closing the College Persistence Gap With A Data Tracker?

    The 74 Media Inc. Jan 3, 2018

    A program that supports low-income college students with intensive data tracking and financial and social supports is helping to close the achievement gap by improving graduation rates and overall college…

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    New Data Shows Bolstered Mexican American Assimilation

    The 74 Media Inc. Jan 3, 2018

    Mexicans arrive in the United States with less education than other immigrants, often having spent just seven or eight years in school. Nearly 40 percent have less than a ninth-grade…

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    Four Memphis Charter Organizations Pilot New Reading Curriculum

    Chalkbeat Jan 3, 2018

    Four Memphis charter schools are piloting a new reading curriculum this school year aimed at boosting reading comprehension in a city and state with lagging literacy rates. The Core Knowledge Language…

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    GOP Overhaul of Higher Education Pushes Apprenticeships

    The 74 Media Inc. Jan 3, 2018

    Rising tuition costs and increasing skepticism about the value of the traditional four-year degree are causing students, higher education organizations, and government officials to turn to alternative programs that are touted as…

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    When Graduating High School Late Is a Good Thing

    Nation Swell Jan 3, 2018

    Leslieanne John wanted to avoid the low-performing, often dangerous high schools in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn, N.Y., where she lived. But when she didn’t get accepted into any…

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    What Will Be the Big Education Stories In 2018?

    NPR Jan 3, 2018

    It’s not every year that a new Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, becomes a household name, satirized on Saturday Night Live, never mind being the most unpopular member of a historically unpopular cabinet. But…

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    Why Do American Schools Have Such Long Hours? [Video]

    The Atlantic Jan 3, 2018

    U.S. students spend more time in K-12 schools than their peers in many other countries. In fact, in Japan and South Korea, kids spend an average of about 150 fewer…

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    How the Every Student Succeeds Act Can Support Social and Emotional Learning

    The Wallace Foundation Jan 3, 2018

    An extensive review of ESSA legislation shows that there are at least three possible funding streams for states, local agencies, districts, and schools to obtain support for social and emotional…

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    New York City Students Speak Out About School Segregation

    Chalkbeat Jan 3, 2018

    Students filled the New York City council chambers on December 7th to share their experiences in segregated schools and offer solutions. But they faced a mostly empty dais: Only two…

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    Former CEO Donates $250 Million To Help Eliminate Medical Student Loans

    Business Insider Jan 2, 2018

    Attending medical school is a costly venture. In order to help some medical students avoid debt, former Merck CEO Roy Vagelos and his wife Diana gave $250 million to Columbia…

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