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    A New School Year Means New Opportunities for Arts Education in Schools

    Americans for the Arts Sep 25, 2017

    As the new school year has officially begun across the country, I feel a renewed sense of possibility for the role the arts can play in learning, in all subjects,…

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    A Few Science-Backed Benefits of Reading Aloud to Your Kids

    Best for the Kids Sep 25, 2017

    With every reading session, kids will be able to increase their attention span, and over time stay tied up with long stories as well. So, feel free to pull the…

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    Can Learning Mindsets Make Schools Work for All? [Video]

    Raikes Foundation

    Tapping Learning Mindsets to Help All Students Learn While we’ve made progress as a country in raising high school graduation rates, race and class remain the most reliable predictors of students’…

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    What DACA’s End Could Mean for Colleges

    The Atlantic Sep 25, 2017

    College leaders say they have myriad reasons to oppose a prospective repeal of DACA. Undocumented students, they argue, often bring unique viewpoints and backgrounds to campus, excel academically, and contribute…

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    Are Education Savings Accounts Giving Every Child the Chance to Succeed?

    The Heritage Foundation Sep 25, 2017

    Overview of Education Savings Accounts Parents can use the accounts to buy educational products and services for their child instead of sending him to a traditional or charter public school…

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    Can Video Games Help Combat Implicit Bias In the Classroom?

    Education Week Sep 25, 2017

    Researchers at University of Wisconsin-Madison are developing a video game that will guide K-12 teachers through the hazards of unconscious attitudes and assumptions that affect the way they see their…

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    Teach For America Deserves Credit for Improving New Orleans Schools

    Time Sep 25, 2017

    Teach For America (TFA) critics oppose the idea of having so many fresh, white teachers in the classroom. They argue that TFA’s five-week summer training program is insufficient to prepare…

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    How New York City May Be Shortchanging Its Poorest Students

    The Heritage Foundation Sep 25, 2017

    Last year, 822 public school employees sat idle in “rubber rooms” in New York City. Well, perhaps not entirely idle. Some played Scrabble, others slept. On average, a quarter of…

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    Is Free Speech on Campus Really Challenged?

    The Atlantic Sep 25, 2017

    When it comes to free speech on campus, are students really challenged? America’s campuses are, for the most part, diverse and relatively easy-going places, where the excesses of adolescence are…

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    Higher education philanthropy: More like soccer or basketball?

    The Charlotte Observer Sep 25, 2017

    Most people agree that higher education philanthropy is worthy of philanthropic support. In 2016, nearly half of all donations from the largest 50 donors in the United States went to…

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    Education reform isn’t in retreat

    U.S. News

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Andrew R. Smarick argues that education reform pushes on, even when progress seems slow or nonexistent.  • How can funders help to build up the next…

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    Does Race Matter in Education? New Survey of Millennials Reveals Conflicting Opinions

    The 74 Sep 25, 2017

    The prevalence of race in American schools has been reexamined in recent years, as new reports indicate growing segregation more than six decades after Brown v. Board of Education. But a new study of millennials reveals surprisingly…

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