The “IQ-discrepancy model”—diagnosing students with dyslexia by determining if they have an “unexpected” gap between their IQ and their reading scores—has long been deemed an invalid way of screening for the disorder.
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How Funders Can Bolster Community Power-building
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 5, 2024Over the past decade, philanthropic leaders and others working for progressive social change have increasingly focused on culture. This growing interest in culture comes from a dual understanding that achieving…
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Employee Giving Trends for 2024 in Businesses
Forbes Jan 5, 2024The future of employee giving in 2024 is marked by innovation, personalization and collaboration.
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70 Years After Brown vs. Board of Education, Public Schools Still Deeply Segregated
The Conversation Jan 5, 2024Brown vs. Board of Education, the pivotal Supreme Court decision that made school segregation unconstitutional, turns 70 years old on May 17, 2024. At the time of the 1954 ruling,…
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‘Designated Contrarians’ Could Improve Nonprofit Boards by Disrupting Groupthink
The Conversation Jan 5, 2024More than three years after New York authorities sued the National Rifle Association and four of its current and former leaders, the trial will begin on Jan. 8, 2024. In…
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Drugs of the Future Will Be Easier and Faster to Make, Thanks to mRNA
The Conversation Jan 5, 2024Vaccines have been reliably and affordably protecting people from diseases worldwide for centuries. Until the COVID-19 pandemic, however, vaccine development was still a long and idiosyncratic process. Traditionally, researchers had…
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Why We Need to Change the Mental Healthcare System
Philanthropy News Digest Jan 5, 2024The mental healthcare system in the United States needs a dramatic intervention. At best, our system is fragmented, siloed, and plagued by misaligned incentives that only deepen existing problems; at…
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Concern Over the New Middle School Math Crisis
The Hechinger Report Jan 5, 2024
Students who started middle school early in the pandemic lost ground in math, like students at other grade levels. But unlike other groups, they don’t appear to be recovering. At two Virginia schools, close relationships with students, plus longer math periods and tutoring, have helped eighth and…
Read the full article at: hechingerreport.org
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Experts Weigh In On Shaping Childhood Literacy at Home
The 74 Jan 5, 2024Experts encourage parents to read to their children things they’re interested in.
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How Doctors in Rural America Are Supporting Maternal Healthcare
The19th Jan 4, 2024With rural America hemorrhaging health care providers, the federal government is investing dollars and attention to family medicine physicians.
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The Importance of Implementing Tribal History Curriculum
The 74 Jan 4, 2024The program is required under a state law passed eight years ago but still hasn’t been fully adopted.
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10 (Additional) Lessons Learned for Funders Considering the Grantee Perception Report
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jan 4, 2024Luminate recently received our second Grantee Perception Report (GPR). We anticipated the results with eagerness and some anticipation. As one funder said during the recent Center for Effective Philanthropy conference…
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