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    Students Work to Overcome the Odds of the Opioid Epidemic

    The Hechinger Report Dec 30, 2017

    Each morning, 74-year-old Virginia Dickerson watches anxiously as two of her great-grandchildren disappear down a dark alley on their way to the school bus. Then she prays that they’ll stay…

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    Standardized Testing: Insight into the Failings of Education Reform

    Chicago Tribune Dec 30, 2017

    In 1983, the U.S. Department of Education issued a report titled “A Nation at Risk” because of a “rising tide of mediocrity” infecting the nation’s schools, kicking off what has…

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    Bina48: A Robot Goes to College to Learn About Love

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 30, 2017

    A robot called Bina48 has successfully taken a course in the philosophy of love at Notre Dame de Namur University, in California. Bina48 ended up learning “31 different versions of…

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    Social Science Research in the Era of Big Data

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 30, 2017

    Technological innovations in the 21st century have enabled researchers to collect and process data about human behavior at an unprecedented scale, but are social scientists keeping up? In his book,…

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    Women Are Majority of New Medical Students

    AAMC News Dec 30, 2017

    For the first time, the number of women enrolling in U.S. medical schools has exceeded the number of men, according to new data released today by the AAMC (Association of…

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    Here are 5 Lessons from Education Research for 2018

    Chalkbeat Dec 29, 2017

    Education research comes out faster than most of us can keep up with — and staying up to date gets even harder when advocates on every side claim that the newest…

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    Detroit Education Leaders Give Their 2018 Wish

    Chalkbeat Dec 29, 2017

    The year 2017 was a huge one for education in Detroit and Michigan. After years of being controlled by the state or state-appointed emergency managers, Detroit’s newly elected school board…

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    New York City Educators and Students Fight for School Integration

    Chalkbeat Dec 29, 2017

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

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    Print Still Matters, Especially For Students

    GOOD Magazine Dec 29, 2017

    Today’s students see themselves as digital natives, the first generation to grow up surrounded by technology like smartphones, tablets, and e-readers. Teachers, parents, and policymakers certainly acknowledge the growing influence of technology…

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    Why You Should Pay Attention to Indiana Education News in 2018

    Chalkbeat Dec 29, 2017

    Indiana Virtual School had 1 teacher for every 222 students in 2016-17 and a 5.7 percent graduation rate in 2016, yet has grown by thousands of students since it opened…

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    ESSA Encourages Schools to Fudge Graduation Rates

    The 74 Dec 29, 2017

    According to a recent investigation by WAMU radio in Washington, D.C., and National Public Radio, Ballou High School officials graduated dozens of students in the Class of 2017 who should…

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    Baltimore Students Wore Blankets and Coats to Class in High School With No Heat for 2 Weeks

    The 74 Dec 29, 2017

    Cold weather has hit the East Coast — and Baltimore’s Western High School, where students came prepared to learn with their backpacks, pens, homework…and blankets. A tweet surfaced Wednesday morning…

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