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    Teaching Science In A ‘Fake News’ World

    Newsworks Aug 1, 2017

    A glossy booklet with an intriguing title recently turned up in Patrick Engleman’s mailbox. “Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming,” it proclaimed. A cover letter packaged with the book told…

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    Budget Cuts Make Services Contingent On Youth Homeless’ Data

    The Seattle Times Aug 1, 2017

    IN Washington state, the epidemic of homelessness has persisted for so long, even the youngest among us understand what the montage of blue tarps, tents and rows of motor homes…

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    Education Advocates Push For Faster Immigration Training

    NewsWorks Jul 31, 2017

    Since Donald Trump’s election, the School District of Philadelphia has been training staff to better deal with the anxieties facing immigrant families. But one group says the district hasn’t gone…

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    Reading Recovery Program Going Big and Leading to Breakthroughs

    The Washington Times Jul 31, 2017

    Introduced in a limited rollout during the 2015-16 school year, an internationally acclaimed intervention program for rescuing low-performing first-grade readers from what could lead to a lifetime of failure is…

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    College Pays off, but Not Like It Should

    Cato Institute Jul 31, 2017

    If you are prepared for college-level work, and especially if you intend to major in something in demand in the economy, by all means go to college. The price you…

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    High-Quality Preschool for Disadvantaged Children

    Social Programs That Work Jul 31, 2017

    The Perry Preschool Project, carried out from 1962 to 1967, provided high-quality preschool education to three- and four-year-old African-American children living in poverty and assessed to be at high risk…

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    Leaving The Streets: Independent Living For Homeless Youth

    The Spokesman-Review Jul 31, 2017

    Raevn DeAugustino’s apartment bears all the hallmarks of a recent move-in. Even unfurnished, the modest apartment is a triumph for the young woman. Before moving in less than two weeks…

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    Encouraging The Rebellious Child?

    The Atlantic Jul 31, 2017

    It tends to be common knowledge that Albert Einstein was bad at school, but less known is that he was also bad in school. Einstein not only received failing grades—a…

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    Student Stress Outpacing Resources

    ABC Jul 31, 2017

    Days after the Federal Government announced a university student fee hike, a national report has found students have higher rates of mental health problems than non-students, and being loaded with…

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    How Do We Prepare For An Automated Future?

    The New York Times Jul 30, 2017

    We don’t know how quickly machines will displace people’s jobs, or how many they’ll take, but we know it’s happening — not just to factory workers but also to money…

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    Public awareness initiative targets early childhood education

    Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jul 30, 2017

    The “First 2,000 Days Campaign” recently launched by GEEARS: Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students has added Atlanta First Lady Sarah-Elizabeth Reed as a champion of the program. The…

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    Scientists Found the Oldest Known Human Fossils

    The Atlantic Jul 29, 2017

    Hundreds of thousands of years ago, around 62 miles west of what would eventually become Marrakesh, a group of people lived in a cave overlooking a lush Moroccan landscape. They…

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