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    Soaring Student Debt Costs Us All

    The Heritage Foundation Oct 2, 2017

    Parents across the United States tell their children that if they graduate from high school, go to college and get a job, they can embrace the American Dream. Unfortunately, however,…

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    Empowering teachers to design better learning experiences

    International Association for K-12 Online Learning Oct 2, 2017

    In competency-based schools, a collaborative and empowered cadre of teachers is the engine that drives learning. Student learning depends on a strong adaptive instructional cycle that, in turn, depends on…

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    5 Ways K-12 Schools Are Changing Longstanding Teaching Methods

    The Boston Globe Oct 2, 2017

    The library at Revere High School used to be literally old school, down to the shelves of outdated, dusty books. So when its media specialist suggested transforming it into a…

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    The Case For Investing in High Quality Early Learning

    The Hechinger Report Oct 1, 2017

    Imagine a preschool classroom where every child is engaged in positive social, emotional and developmental learning activities. The power of high-quality early learning has been evidenced in research time and time again:…

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    New Livermore Lab Foundation: Scientific Advancement Through Philanthropy

    Lawrence Livermore National Library Sep 30, 2017

    The recently launched Livermore Lab Foundation (link is external) (LLF) represents a new opportunity to support scientific advancement. LLF was formed to generate philanthropic backing of scientific advancement, technological development…

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    From Cries to Conversations: The Development of Communication

    Zero To Three Sep 29, 2017

    Babies communicate from day one by using gestures, sounds and expressions to share feelings and needs like hunger, sleepiness, or joy. Even before their first words they will develop their…

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    How to Promote Early Language and Literacy [Video]

    Zero to Three Sep 29, 2017

    Literacy provides a window to the world, ensuring all children seize their potential for future success. Learn how children learn to develop the skills necessary to promote language and literacy…

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    Education Isn’t the Key to a Good Income

    The Atlantic Sep 29, 2017

    One of the most commonly taught stories American schoolchildren learn is that of Ragged Dick, Horatio Alger’s 19th-century tale of a poor, ambitious teenaged boy in New York City who…

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    The resource every higher ed donor should know about

    Philanthropy Daily Sep 29, 2017

    One of the broad structural problems underlying these more-discussed abuses is the fast and easy approach many schools take to donor intent. In September of last year, for instance, I wrote about…

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    How to Introduce Toddlers and Babies to Books

    Zero To Three Sep 29, 2017

    This resource provides research-based tips on how to share books with babies and toddlers to maximize the joy and learning of book-reading and to nurture a lifelong love of books.…

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    Why Fed Chair Janet Yellen Keeps Bringing Up Education as an Economic Force — and Why Not Everyone Is Thrilled

    The 74 Sep 29, 2017

    Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was two and a half hours into testimony before the House Financial Services Committee on July 12 when she veered slightly from the usual talk…

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    Why Teachers Need Their Freedom

    The Atlantic Sep 29, 2017

    My co-teacher and I met in the parking lot before school and stared into my car trunk at the costumes and props we had gathered over the weekend. We were…

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