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    Mitch Daniels On The Future Of Higher Ed

    NPR

    Mitch Daniels went from running the state of Indiana, as its two-term Republican governor, to running its top flight public university, Purdue University, based in West Lafayette. Read more about higher education…

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    Do Mother And Infant Home Visit Programs Work?

    MDRC Jul 22, 2017

    The Mother and Infant Home Visiting Program Evaluation-Strong Start (MIHOPE-Strong Start) is the largest random assignment study to date to examine the effectiveness of home visiting services on improving birth outcomes and…

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    Lifelong Learning Is New Career Preparation

    Fast Company Jul 22, 2017

    “The notion that we can go to college for four years and then spend that knowledge for the next 30 is over,” Thomas Friedman announced in yesterday’s New York Times.…

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    Every Student Succeeds?

    Cato Institute Jul 22, 2017

    I was wrong. When the Every Student Succeeds Act passed in late 2015, I identified two ambiguities I thought were most ripe for exploitation to keep the federal boot hovering over public…

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    Ambition At Its Finest: Computer Science Meets Astrophysics

    Inside Philanthropy

    Bring leading computer scientists together with leading astrophysicists, and exciting stuff happens—complex computer simulations of galaxy formation, algorithms churning through terabytes of data collected by telescope arrays. Read more about…

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    2016 Kids Count Data Book

    Annie E. Casey Foundation Jul 21, 2017

    The past few years have brought some positive developments for families and children. Economic growth has been steady, with nearly 13 million new jobs created since the end of the recession. More children…

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    State By State Update On Preschool

    NPR Jul 21, 2017

      More states than ever are providing publicly funded preschool. That’s according to a new report from the researchers at the National Institute for Early Education Research, or NIEER, who…

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    Progression In Africa Depends On Leader Education

    TED

    A liberal arts education is critical to forming true leaders, says university head Patrick Awuah — because it builds decision-making skills, an ethical framework and a broad vision. Awuah himself…

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    Training And Retaining The Best Teachers

    RSF Social Science

    In 2008, Jennifer Green was extremely frustrated by teacher turnover in the Baltimore schools, where she trained middle- and high-school educators. One day she sat down for lunch with a…

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    Preschool Expansion Leads To Empty Seats

    The Atlantic

    The city of Springfield, Massachusetts, has had a serendipitous sequence of events supercharge its preschool-expansion efforts. Federal money came in just as local support for early-childhood education crested, and the…

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    How Open Philanthropy is Accelerating Scientific Research

    Open Philanthropy Project Jul 20, 2017

    We believe that scientific progress has been, and will continue to be, one of the biggest contributors to improvements in human well-being, and we hope to play a part in…

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    Edu-Tech Philanthropy Lacks the Personal Touch

    Jan Resseger

    I was relieved when I read the Los Angeles Times‘ editorial a couple of weeks ago about the newfound humility of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation as regards its education philanthropy.…

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