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    U.S. Rep. Jared Polis Focuses On Education In Colo. Governor Race

    The 74 Nov 25, 2017

    Rep. Jared Polis’s just-launched education platform in his race for Colorado governor runs the gamut from standard issues like early childhood education and improved teacher pay to more uniquely Coloradan…

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    Paid For Grades: $500 Just Might Do the Trick [Video]

    Thrive Global Nov 25, 2017

    Monica Eaton-Cardone is the cofounder, owner and COO of Chargebacks911, a Tampa Bay-based cybersecurity company that safeguards 2.4 billion digital transactions per year & has 400+ employees worldwide. Monica launched Chargebacks911…

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    ‘It’s Shocking, Appalling’ That Some People In Education Think Data Is Bad

    The 74 Nov 24, 2017

    Dustin Marshall has served as a Dallas Independent School District trustee since 2016. Marshall survived four contested elections in that short tenure (a special election, a regular election, and runoffs…

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    How Can We Scale Quality Education?

    Blog On Learning & Development Nov 24, 2017

    Scaling—expanding and deepening the impact of an initiative—often seems like it should be common sense. When a simple, impactful, cost-effective solution to a pressing problem is developed, how can it…

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    Pay As You Learn: Why This Education Model Works

    The Atlantic Nov 24, 2017

    Just before President Trump took office, Ammar Campa-Najjar wrote him a memo urging him to support apprenticeship. Apprenticeship is “a program that sounds like your show,” Campa-Najjar half-jokingly explained to…

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    Number of Homeless Students In L.A. Increased by 50 Percent Last Year

    The 74 Nov 24, 2017

    The number of homeless students attending schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District grew by 50 percent last year, to 17,258 students—the highest number recorded by the city. Because…

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    Why CommonLit Will Always Be Free for Teachers and Students

    CommonLit Nov 23, 2017

    We hear it all the time: “This product is great! But wait… how is it free?” We’ve had many teachers ask “What’s the catch? Surely this is a limited trial?”…

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    High Impact Education Opportunities for Low-Income Students [Audio]

    To a Degree Nov 23, 2017

    This episode of To A Degree explores why some institutions have more success than others in helping students from low-income backgrounds move up the socioeconomic ladder. Guests include John Friedman of Brown…

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    Spend More on Global Education Funding But Careful Assessment is Needed

    Devex Nov 23, 2017

    The United Kingdom should “significantly” increase spending on global education, including through multilateral funds such as the Global Partnership for Education, a new report by parliament’s International Development Committee has…

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    Harsher Punishments Lead To Civil Rights Discussions for Schools

    The 74 Nov 22, 2017

    The investigation began with a racist slur and a punch to the face. A white high school student at California’s Lodi Unified School District spat a racial epithet at a…

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    San Francisco School Board Rejects KIPP School in Poor Neighborhood

    The 74 Nov 22, 2017

    The push to expand the KIPP network in San Francisco was at least momentarily halted last week after the city’s Board of Education turned down its proposal for a new elementary…

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    The Finish Line: Community College Graduation Predictors

    MDRC Nov 22, 2017

    MDRC’s Center for Applied Behavioral Science (CABS) and Postsecondary Education policy area launched The Finish Line: Graduation by Design to improve college completion rates using behavioral insights. Graduating from college is a…

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