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    Letters To Young Education Reformers

    EducationNet

    Education has a unique condition: schools and school reform are rife with people passionate about their work. This can lead to impatience, a distaste for caution, and even hubris. Read…

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    Higher Level Education With No Homework

    The New York Times

    Last spring, when Public School 11, a prekindergarten through fifth-grade school in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, banned mandatory traditional homework assignments for children up to fourth grade, you might have expected…

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    Accelerating Impact In Social Education

    The Bridgespan Group

    They are known by a variety of names: a centre for social impact, a program on social entrepreneurship, a social innovation initiative. Yet regardless of the focus and structure, such…

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    Pooling Resources For Sustainable Universal Education

    Project Syndicate

    It may be true that every journey begins with a single step. But when it comes to education, especially in low- and middle-income countries, we have a long way to…

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    Catalyst Program For Personalized Learning

    GettingSmart.com

    New Profit, a non-profit venture philanthropy organization, recently announced the launch of a Personalized Learning Initiative supported by Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Read more about education initiatives…

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    Global Philanthropy In The Age Of Funding Gaps

    Medium.com Jul 18, 2017

    Foundations have long played a central role in the development and sustenance of the social sector. Today, when federal budget cuts — and even a potential overhaul to the U.S. tax code — could…

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    Improved Math Scores Because Of Language Arts?

    The Brookings Institution

    Recent education reform efforts commonly aim at improving teacher effectiveness. One study of three large districts finds that they spent approximately $18,000 for professional development for each teacher each year.[1] Numerous…

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    What Two Rigorous Studies Tell Us About Professional Development for Teachers

    MDRC Jul 17, 2017

    Professional development — formal in-service training to upgrade the content knowledge and pedagogical skills of teachers — is widely viewed as an important means of improving teaching and learning. While…

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    Why Grades Are Not Paramount to Achievement

    The Atlantic Jul 17, 2017

    At the beginning of this school year, my colleagues and I decided to avoid giving the sophomores in our English classes any grades for six weeks. Research shows that providing…

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    One School’s Quest for Personalized Public Education

    The Atlantic Jul 17, 2017

    A $10 million prize from the national nonprofit XQ Super School Project is already overhauling Vista High, encouraging more cross-disciplinary, independent projects; enhanced access to technology; and close attention to social and…

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    The Schools Transforming Immigrant Education

    The Atlantic Jul 14, 2017

    Schools like Cardozo have been growing in popularity across the country in recent years as an alternative to educating newly arrived immigrant students in traditional public schools, where students who…

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    ‘Growth Mindset’ Research Boosts Classroom Performance

    Center For American Progress

    The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), signed into law by President Barack Obama in December 2015, offers state and district leaders several new opportunities to promote student success. Education leaders…

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