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    How “controlled chaos” engages the classroom

    The Hechinger Report Aug 21, 2017

    We like to get out from behind our desks, move around and have some fun — while learning. Moving and having fun helps to create a positive classroom culture. And…

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    If higher education were a public good…

    AEI Aug 21, 2017

    Public good is an economic term with a narrow definition. To qualify as a public good, a good must be both nonexcludable and nonrivalrous. A nonexcludablegood is one which the provider cannot charge consumers for,…

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    Combatting The Gender Gap In STEM

    Her Agenda Aug 21, 2017

    Walking into a computer science class, you are likely to find the same scene: a room full of boys typing rapidly at their keyboards, with a few young ladies scattered…

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    Why Men Are the New College Minority

    The Atlantic Aug 21, 2017

    Jessica Smith raised an arm and pointed across the lobby of the university student center like an ornithologist who had just spied a rare breed in the underbrush. “There’s one,”…

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    The mathematician who cracked Wall Street [Video]

    TEDx Talks Aug 21, 2017

    Jim Simons was a mathematician and cryptographer who realized: the complex math he used to break codes could help explain patterns in the world of finance. Billions later, he’s working…

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    How Do we Advance Racial Equity in Schools? [Video]

    Race Forward Aug 20, 2017

    The Organizing Apprenticeship Project and others discuss their successful campaign, using Race Forward’s framework and resources, to get the Minneapolis-area school system to integrate Racial Equity Impact Assessments into their…

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    Amplifying Youth Development, Community & Democracy [Video]

    John Weiss Aug 20, 2017

    John Weiss has made supporting youth leadership his life’s work. He believes that youth deserve a voice — in our homes, in our schools, and in our community. Adults who…

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    Illinois budget woes force new funding formula

    Bugle Newspapers Aug 20, 2017

    The long standing grapple with what is seen as inequitable school funding throughout Illinois continues as lawmakers fight to keep proposed legislation moving despite opposition. When lawmakers passed the fiscal…

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    $2B in Title II Cuts Threaten School Leadership

    The 74 Media Inc. Aug 19, 2017

    Action by the House Appropriations Committee last month to gut a $2.1 billion funding stream used to train teachers, principals, and other staff could be disastrous for school districts throughout…

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    “Don’t Call It Philanthropy”: EdTech Entrepreneurship

    Nova Moore Blog Aug 18, 2017

    While teachers continue to struggle for a decent middle-income salary, the edtech entrepreneurs are salivating about their success in the ed marketplace. Some people are getting very rich indeed by…

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    Growing From the Core: 5 Years with College Access Now

    Social Venture Partners Aug 18, 2017

    When College Access Now (CAN) first applied for an SVP grant, no one could have predicted how the organization would evolve. Now in their fifth and final year as an…

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    D.C.’s Misguided Attempt to Regulate Daycare

    The Atlantic Aug 18, 2017

    In Washington, D.C., daycare for infants and children younger than preschool-age costs $23,000 per child on average, only $2,000 less than the countrywide average for out-of-state college tuition. D.C. Mayor…

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