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    Early Childhood Education Return on Investment

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy

    For donors interested in impact, early childhood education is an area that has demonstrated high returns on investment (ROI). We asked Lynn A. Karoly, PhD, a senior economist at the…

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    How Teaching in Two Languages is Helping At-Risk Kids Succeed at an Innovative Boston High School

    The Boston Globe Sep 28, 2017

    When the Boston Public Schools opened the Margarita Muniz Academy in 2012, it was a first-of-its kind dual-language high school meant to address issues faced by the city’s growing Hispanic…

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    U.S. Schools Brace For An Influx Of Students From Puerto Rico

    NPR Sep 28, 2017

    With schools in Puerto Rico shut down, school districts on the U.S. mainland are getting ready to help relocate students displaced by Hurricane Maria. Nearly a week after Hurricane Maria…

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    Are unions making excuses for teachers skipping school?

    American Enterprise Institute Sep 27, 2017

    Last week, a new study reported that 28 percent of teachers working in traditional public schools use sick days or personal leave to miss more than ten days of school…

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    Six struggling Philly schools to be reshuffled, possibly with new teachers

    NewsWorks Sep 27, 2017

    In what’s become a yearly ritual, the School District of Philadelphia said Tuesday it will reshuffle six low-performing schools in hopes of turning them around. In the past, district turnaround…

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    Don’t shun conservative professors

    AEI Sep 27, 2017

    These days, the news is full of sensational stories of violent campus mobs shutting down conservative speakers and freaked-out college administrators treating rioters with kid gloves. Such stories offer excellent…

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    What we’ve forgotten about school reform

    AEI Sep 27, 2017

    It’s easy to get caught up in our enthusiasms of the moment. But it’s worth recognizing that much of what we think of as “reform” (of whatever stripe) has plenty of backstory.…

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    Can We Improve STEM Self-esteem in Kids?

    Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences

    Math self-concepts, stereotypes, and self-esteem deeply influence kids’ interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) which accounts for their STEM self-esteem. All of these impact student learning and have…

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    Resources For Educators To Use In The Wake Of Charlottesville

    NPR Sep 26, 2017

    How should educators confront bigotry, racism and white supremacy after Charlottesville? Here are a few resources to start out. For more read the full article below: More than 80 percent…

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    More Girls in STEM Means Improving STEM Teacher Training

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Sep 26, 2017

    Women around the world, especially in developing countries, remain a minority in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields of study (STEM). According to UNESCO, in 121 countries, women make up…

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    Educator Fleeing Hurricane Harvey Organizes 1,600 Volunteer Teachers to Help Kids in Houston Shelters

    The 74 Sep 26, 2017

    Simone Kern, director of literacy interventions at YES Prep Public Schools in Houston, started with a simple Facebook post asking if teachers in her social network would be willing to…

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    New Study Offers Insight Into Gender Imbalance in Higher Education

    The Cornell Daily Sun Sep 26, 2017

    Gender inequality in science, technology, engineering and math has been a long documented issue, but a new study coming out of the Cornell Center for the Study of Inequality offers…

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