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    History of Civil Rights Movement Gets Short Shrift in Mississippi Classrooms [Audio]

    Hechinger Report Dec 26, 2017

    The Mississippi fight against integration and civil rights was the most organized, defiant, and violent of anywhere in the country. But until 2011, civil rights history was not part of…

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    Sesame Street to Help Syrian Refugees

    BBC Dec 26, 2017

    Characters from the children’s television programme Sesame Street are going to be used to help teach children displaced by war in Syria. The Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Committee…

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    School Reform in a Divided Nation

    American Enterprise Institute Dec 25, 2017

    I’m often struck, after all, by just how massive the divide between educators and education reformers has become. I think both sides bear some of the blame for this, and that…

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    College Completion Rates are Still Disappointing

    American Enterprise Institute Dec 25, 2017

    Plenty of American students are attending college. But how many are graduating? Fortunately, the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) released its annual report on college completion rates last week to answer…

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    More People Than Ever are Defaulting on Student Loans

    Business Insider Dec 25, 2017

    Approximately 4.6 million Americans have defaulted on federal student loans, according to The Wall Street Journal. This figure includes an increase of 274,000 people over the last three months. At the…

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    New Evidence on School Choice and Racially Segregated Schools

    Brookings Dec 25, 2017

    The charter school sector is presently on the hot seat because many charter schools are highly segregated by race, and often more segregated than required by the demographics of their…

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    Widening Geographical Divide in Access to High-Performing Schools in England

    BBC Dec 25, 2017

    There is a widening geographical divide in access to high-performing schools in England, says a report from the Education Policy Institute. Between 2010 and 2015, London took an increasing share…

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    Mark Zuckerberg Says Technology Could be a Solution for America’s Broken School System

    Business Insider Dec 25, 2017

    In a letter posted to Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg reflected on what he and wife Priscilla Chan have learned about philanthropy in 2017. One of his biggest takeaways was that improving…

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    4 Education Themes from the iNACOL Symposium

    The Learning Accelerator Dec 25, 2017

    The yearly International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) symposium brings together teachers, school and district leaders, policy-makers, direct service providers and ecosystem coordinators to share ideas and best practices…

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    What Should Sex Education Lessons Cover?

    BBC News Dec 25, 2017

    Sexting, online pornography, staying safe online, transgender issues – should these topics be included in new sex and relationships education (SRE) guidelines for schools in England? The Department for Education…

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    Inside the Educational Efforts of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

    The 74 Dec 25, 2017

    In 1980, a group of graduate students at the University of Chicago began separate studies that called into question the common wisdom of the education world. Working in different schools…

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    Harmful For-Profit Schools in Mississippi Disproportionally Enroll Low-Income People

    The Hechinger Report Dec 25, 2017

    Mississippi’s for-profit colleges are largely drawing low-income students, students of color and women, putting these residents at risk of incurring more debt compared to their peers at nonprofit schools. The…

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