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    3 Ways Schools Can Fund Social-Emotional Learning Programs

    The 74 Dec 6, 2017

    Schools looking to implement social-emotional learning programs have several funding options available to them through the Every Student Succeeds Act, according to a new report, which identifies 60 evidenced-based programs…

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    Helping Teachers Teach, Not Attend Meetings

    Medium Dec 6, 2017

    Teaching is a job that, at some point, morphed into a time consuming profession with significantly more time spent in activities that were not, specifically, teaching. The Department of Education reported…

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    School Voucher Programs Should Be Clear About Disability Rights

    NPR Dec 6, 2017

    A new report from the nonpartisan U.S. Government Accountability Office says many of the nation’s voucher programs — and the private schools that participate in them — aren’t giving parents the information…

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    Why Are Charter Schools More Popular In Some States Than Others?

    Thomas B. Fordham Institute Dec 6, 2017

    The August release of the latest Education Next poll set the education-reform field ablaze, for it showed a sizable and worrying decline in support for charter schools. We wonks weighed in with…

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    How DC Public Schools Guides Teachers Through Cycles of Continuous Improvement

    Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dec 6, 2017

    District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) is a national leader in supporting teachers—and it’s no coincidence that just a couple of years after the district introduced its unique professional learning…

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    How High Schools and Colleges Can Share Responsibility for the Students They Serve

    Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dec 5, 2017

    Too many who go to college are unprepared and never finish. 65 percent of low-income youth attending two-year colleges and 32 percent at four-year colleges start in non-credit bearing developmental…

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    Striving for Uninterrupted Learning for Every Child in Mali

    UNICEF Dec 5, 2017

    Insecurity and the presence of armed groups have a destructive impact on the continuity of schooling for many children. At the end of the 2016–17 school year, 500 schools were…

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    An Early Look at the Effects of Success Academy Charter Schools

    MDRC Dec 4, 2017

    Success Academy is a rapidly expanding charter school network in New York City, with schools located in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. In the 2016-2017 school year, Success Academy…

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    Stolen Childhood: Gang Violence in El Salvador

    UNICEF Dec 4, 2017

    Tears roll down her face. Through the sobbing, she describes how her family has suffered at the hands of one of the world’s deadliest street gangs. She pauses for a…

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    Are College Degrees Overvalued by Employers?

    The Atlantic Dec 4, 2017

    It’s dinnertime, and a teenager is seated with her immediate family. She looks around — everyone has at least a college degree and a stable job. What to look for…

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    Ninth Grade is a Critical Time for Students

    The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dec 4, 2017

    School transitions bring considerable change for students. One particular tension is the increase in responsibility that happens when students go to high school, combined with less supervision and less support.…

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    Teacher Evaluations Encourage the Most Effective and Weed Out the Least Effective

    The 74 Dec 1, 2017

    The most important thing is advancing student outcomes. This meant creating a world where the focus of adults in the system was to advance student outcomes, and where the conversations…

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