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    Mister Rogers vs Richard Nixon — the Fight for Young Minds

    The Atlantic Jun 3, 2017

    It wasn’t always so obvious that young children are like sponges soaking up everything around them. Not until the 1960s did academic consensus emerge around childhood experiences having a powerful…

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    The College-Town Achievement Gap

    The Atlantic Jun 3, 2017

    Politically progressive university towns with racially integrated schools like Berkeley, California; Chapel Hill, North Carolina; and Ann Arbor, Michigan, might seem natural environments for black students to thrive. Each is…

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    The Positive Privatization Narrative: Freedom, Opportunity, Enterprise

    American Enterprise Institute - AEI Jun 3, 2017

    Despite their negative perception, public-private partnerships can benefit American education. View related content: Education Private corporations are an important asset to 13,500 school districts that consider public-private partnerships a smart…

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    Building a Culture of Health Through Safe and Healthy Elementary School Recess

    Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Jun 3, 2017

    The PDF brief encourages school leaders to recognize the important role of recess in building a positive school climate. The authors suggest ensuring that recess is supported for all students…

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    From gang life to college – one paycheck at a time

    The Christian Science Monitor Jun 2, 2017

    Tony Franklin was fresh off a 10-year prison sentence for assaulting a police officer. As he walked into court to see his probation officer he was “down and out,” he…

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    Transformative Scale: The Future of Growing What Works

    The Bridgespan Group Jun 1, 2017

    A number of social sector leaders, philanthropists, and policymakers are experimenting with ways to deliver impact at a truly “transformative scale.” This article highlights nine pathways being explored by these…

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    Rethinking Ethics Training in Silicon Valley

    The Atlantic Jun 1, 2017

    I work at an ethics center in Silicon Valley. I know, I know, “ethics” is not the first word that comes to mind when most people think of Silicon Valley…

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    How We Stopped Sending Students to Jail

    Giving Compass May 31, 2017

    It’s no longer news that for many kids in our most stressed communities, life can resemble that of a soldier on the battlefield—down to the post-traumatic physiological impact. It’s now…

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    Growth of Youth-Serving Organizations

    The Bridgespan Group May 31, 2017

    The Bridgespan Group studied the growth of U.S. youth-serving organizations, including the prevalence of growth, the factors that were critical in shaping how they grew, and the major consequences of…

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    How Women Mentors Make a Difference in Engineering

    The Atlantic May 31, 2017

    For some women, enrolling in an engineering course is like running a psychological gauntlet. If they dodge overt problems like sexual harassment, sexist jokes, or poor treatment from professors, they…

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    Teachers Weave Social-Emotional Learning Into Academics

    Education Week May 30, 2017

    In Susannah Young’s 2nd grade classroom, the first step in a student’s writing process isn’t a rough draft; it’s a conversation with a peer. Students explain their ideas to a…

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    Unidentified Dyslexia Takes Heavy Toll

    Education Week May 30, 2017

    Unidentified dyslexia is more common than one might think. The prevalence numbers vary, but research tells us that there are too many unidentified and quietly struggling dyslexic students in our…

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