Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:10:53 -0400enTable of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 9 - April 2026https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_042026/index.phpWed, 01 Apr 2026 04:10:08 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_042026/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 9 - April 2026 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 9 - April 2026
- How principals are coaching the next generation of school leaders
- States are banning book bans. Will it work?
- Absenteeism may hurt academics long before it becomes ‘chronic’
- Scroll with caution: Another state requires social media warning labels
- The Education Department’s research clout is waning. Could a bipartisan bill reinvigorate it?
- New Trump administration guidance says teachers can pray with students
- Math teaching debates are heating up
- How a podcast gives newcomer students a platform, and a path to belonging
- Summer school can boost learning gains—even when programs aren’t perfect
- One District’s Battle to Curb Cellphones and Get Kids to Engage in Real Life
- The three worst words you can say to a teacher
- What a conversation about my marriage taught me about running a school
- Stop assigning boring books in English class

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 8 - March 2026
- Teachers need help reaching teens who missed basic reading skills. Can PD help?
- Superintendents are consumed with financial management. Few consider it a strength
- Insights on superintendents: How they spend their time, stress levels, and more
- Principal by day, DJ by night: What school leaders learn from their side hustles
- Inside one state's bold plan to keep special education teachers
- How much do you know about supporting English learners?
- States consider district consolidations as student enrollment drops
- Congress revived a fund for rural schools. Their struggles aren’t over
- Why hasn’t tutoring been more effective?
- Forget about hamsters. Make bugs your classroom pet
- We asked executives what skills young workers are missing. Here’s what they said
- ‘Silicon Desert’ Is Rich With Opportunity
- When teachers get in trouble, it’s rarely bad intentions. It’s bad boundaries
- Yes, small-group reading instruction works. But use it wisely.
- The 3 big misconceptions about student engagement

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 7 - February 2026
- The widespread effects of immigration enforcement on schools
- How school districts are crafting AI policy on the fly
- How in-school banking could step up teens’ financial education
- A Blue Ribbon Schools winner reflects on the national program’s end
- Trump shifted CTE to the Labor Dept. What has that meant for schools?
- Teachers are using AI to help write IEPs. Advocates have concerns
- ‘What are you doing on AI?’: How this district added it to career education
- Do school cellphone bans work? What early findings tell us
- When older students can’t read: How this middle school is tackling literacy
- Career Ambitions, Gender Divides
- Haiyan Fan Students need anchors when they read. How to make them stick
- Demetria L. Haddock I was a turnaround principal. Here’s how you change school culture

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 5 - January 2026
- Who are dual-language immersion programs really for?
- A growing number of superintendents say the job stress isn’t worth it
- Play-based learning in kindergarten is making a comeback. Here’s what it means
- Inside the fear at Chicago schools amid federal immigration raids
- School districts prepare to go without some federal funds in 2026
- Inside the superintendent hiring process, and where it can go wrong
- Are books really disappearing from American classrooms?
- ADHD is punished in schools. How teachers can flip the script
- Inside one district’s approach to AI training
- Your DoorDash Driver May Also Be Your Child’s Teacher
- AI won’t replace teachers— but teachers who use AI will change teaching
- Want students to gain math confidence? Celebrate their mistakes
- My fear of public speaking makes me a better teacher

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 5 - December 2025
- How one district made pickleball an inclusive varsity sport
- EdWeek’s most-read stories of 2025
- Our top 5 must-watch videos of 2025
- Chronicling tragedy: Education Week’s school shooting tracker
- Getting recess right: A researcher shares best practices
- Will AI be the answer to K-12’s hiring headaches?
- Dismantling the U.S. Department of Ed: Not a new idea
- Some districts are still teaching social-emotional learning, but they are calling it something else.
- Students have questions about our democracy. Is civics class up to the task?
- What is the Classic Learning Test, and why is it popular with conservatives?
- Advice for educators: teaching civics in a polarized era
- Octopus trainer and tornado: Teachers share the funniest jobs students want
- How the ‘Science of Reading’ Can Support English Learners
- High-quality research rarely informs classroom practice. Why?
- Mike Schmoker & Timothy Shanahan Small-group reading instruction is not as effective as you think
- Kent Lenci Yes, teachers should discuss their politics with each other at work

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 4 - November 2025
- Is there a healthy middle ground on AI in schools? Try skeptical optimism
- Quiz What are the best ways to fight chronic absenteeism?
- Looking to cut costs, school districts are exploring public transit options
- Why some districts are shifting teens from school buses to public transit
- Going NUTs: How one district supports its ‘new and untenured’ teachers
- Online resources Talking about tough topics
- Melania Trump issues an AI challenge for students. Will it help build AI literacy? The challenge invites K-12 students and educators to solve real-world problems with the help of A
- What the research says
- 6 essential facts about school boards: Who they are, what they do
- AI is everywhere–but not in teacher labor contracts
- AI is changing teaching, but few labor contracts reflect it
- How one teacher built a STEM and robotics program on a shoestring budget
- What does the supplemental curriculum boom mean for instruction?
- The use of supplemental curricula appears to be growing. That has big implications for instruction
- How should we teach math? General and special ed. researchers don’t agree
- A field trip built on animals and empathy
- They’re school principals—and ambassadors to their communities
- Science is losing the battle for America’s trust. Schools can help
- Amanda L. Townley Science is losing the battle for America’s trust. Schools can help
- Alfie Kohn The dangerous allure of AI in education
- Meagan Booth Schools shouldn’t hand disciplinary authority over to online mobs

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - Volume 45 - October 2025 Specialhttps://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_10152025/index.phpWed, 15 Oct 2025 04:10:09 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_10152025/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - Volume 45 - October 2025 Special is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - Volume 45 - October Special
- Does speaking two languages hurt student achievement? Experts say no
- A personal ‘nudge’ can get teachers to use student data in smart ways
- A subset of math skills predicts Algebra 1 success. What are they?
- Middle schools often prioritize English and math over other subjects. Should they?
- Shakespeare, other classics still dominate high school English
- Opinion: All learning, no questioning: how schools smother curiosity

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- Online rumors can tear school communities apart. Here’s how leaders are fighting back
- Quiz What are the challenges to diversifying staff?
- A superintendent was held for 5 hours by border agents. What was his top concern
- Tech glitch could have exposed thousands of school districts’ confidential files
- After Trump freezes $6.8 billion, schools lose trust in the feds
- Trump revives the Presidential Fitness Test. Will it look the same?
- Trauma or motivation? Educators reflect on the Presidential Fitness Test’s return
- Want to motivate students in STEM? The way you explain things matters Many teachers haven’t received the training and support they need to make math and science topics accessible to students
- ‘Crying, yelling, shutting down’: There’s a surge in kindergarten tantrums. Why?
- Strategies to help early learners regulate their emotions
- Why Louisiana is requiring 50 hours of math training for teachers
- Hands-On Civics Reignites Organizations across the political spectrum, from the American Civil Liberties Union to conservative groups, are seeing strong engagement in civics and advocacy institutes for students.
- Adam Patric Miller The classroom observation that made me want to quit teaching
- Casey Cirullo Upson Schools are vulnerable to climate disasters. How they can be better prepared
- The Principal Is In Ian Knox Kindergartners are struggling with self-regulation. What principals can do
- Jaclyn Borowski & Elizabeth Rich Video: Two former Trump and Biden appointees hash out what’s ahead in ed. policy

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 2 - September 2025
- This Bronx high school doubled its graduation rate in just 10 years. What changed?
- How one school turned career training into a turnaround strategy
- This district’s solution to teacher burnout? 4-day school weeks A small Ohio district uses a fourday school week to recruit and retain teachers, while improving their work-life balance
- This intervention cut course failures by a third. How it works Participating schools saw decreases in absenteeism and course failures
- How top principals are tackling teacher morale and other challenges Finalists for the National Principal of the Year award share how they work to be strong instructional leaders for their schools
- How teachers’ unions are confronting the second Trump era Can teachers’ unions thread the needle between countering widespread anti-union measures and broadening membership and public support?
- Few school board races are competitive. Here’s why
- To ban or not to ban? Two experts sound off on school cellphone restrictions
- Do cellphones distract students from learning STEM? Teens and teachers have very different answers
- Students don’t think cellphones distract them from learning STEM. Teachers disagree New surveys of teens and teachers show how far apart the two groups are on this issue
- Personal finance for students? Teachers could use it, too Most states mandate financial literacy to graduate. Teachers need this knowledge too—to teach students and for their own futures
- Popular reading programs feature ‘multisensory’ instruction. Does it help? Many elementary school classrooms incorporate touch and movement into reading lessons. But research on the practice is inconclusive
- How a Spanish spelling bee winner serves her community as an adult Evelyn Juarez was the first-ever winner of the National Spanish Spelling Bee, and today she continues to use her bilingual skills to serve her community
- Jane Hodgdon took early retirement from the U.S. Department of Education earlier this year. A road trip to visit former grantees helped her find closure
- ‘Trip of a Lifetime’ Jane Hodgdon took early retirement from the U.S. Department of Education earlier this year as downsizing took hold. A nearly 6,000-mile road trip to visit former grantees helped her find closure
- The customer isn’t always right
- Jherine Wilkerson No, teaching isn’t customer service The customer isn’t always right
- Robert Sokolowski ‘You’re woke.’ A former superintendent responds to intense backlash We need our education leaders to be wide awake
- The Principal Is In Lisa Meade How to lead a new team: advice for principals and administrators The first thing I learned was that I had a lot to learn

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- Education Week - Volume 45, Issue 1 - August 2025
- How One District Reimagined Elementary School
- One state’s educatorrecruitment campaign has a secret weapon: Its own teachers
- What school leaders learned when they talked to families about absenteeism
- This teacher PD approach has spread to more than 30 states
- What 100 Ed. Dept. investigations say about Trump’s agenda for schools
- Tutoring, after-school, and other student services at risk as Trump cuts AmeriCorps
- How schools build dual-language programs for less commonly taught languages
- Teacher burnout is real. What’s to blame—and how to keep it at bay
- Q&A
- Quiz
- Kate Ehrlich
- Nicole Murphy & Cynthia Sandler
- The Principal Is In Joshua Ray
- Dennis Magliozzi & Kristina Peterson

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- Briefly Stated
- The Expectations for Kindergarten Have Changed. How Teachers Are Adapting
- As Prices Go Up and Student Needs Rise, Teachers Are Filling In the Gaps
- How Schools Think Their Legal Expenses Will Change Under Trump
- What the Research Says
- The Low-Cost, Low-Lift Way These Districts Used to Reduce Student Absences
- Trump’s Education Budget Calls for Billions In Cuts, Major Policy Changes
- What’s Happening to Federal Money for Teacher Training?
- No More Fresh Fruits and Veggies: Schools Grapple With Loss of Federal Funding
- Let DEI Practices Die. Replace Them With Something Better
- Data Literacy Is an Essential Skill. Let’s Teach It That Way
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Trump Education Agenda Isn’t About Chaos. It’s About Control

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- Briefly Stated
- What to Know About the Private School Choice Program Moving Through Congress
- What’s Behind a Legislative Push For Prayer and Bible Study in Public Schools
- Inside the Rare and Rewarding Work Of Teaching the Hmong Language
- Q&A: How One District Fought To Get a Family Out of Immigration Detention
- Trump’s Ed. Dept. Wants to Fund ‘Evidence-Based’ Reading. What Will That Mean for Schools?
- How Trump’s School Priorities Will Shape New Ed. Dept. Grants
- Do Districts Have ‘Administrative Bloat’? This State May Let the Public Decide
- How These Schools Got Everyone On Board With a Cellphone Ban
- Want Students to Read On Grade Level? These Strategies Can Help
- ‘Gen Z Isn’t Lazy’: Let’s Rethink What We Expect of New Teachers
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Title I and IDEA Have Transformed Schools. What Comes Next?

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- Education Week - June 4, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- The Trump Administration Is Reviving This School Choice Option You’ve Never Heard Of
- What the Research Says
- States Push Civics Education Amid Political Tensions in Classrooms
- Retired Justice Souter, Advocate for Civics And Church-State Separation, Dies at 85
- How Trump’s Policies Are Already Upending Special Education
- Religious Charter School Blocked After Supreme Court Deadlock
- Trump Cracks Down Against Explicit AI Images. What It Means for Schools
- What Is ‘Illegal DEI’? Trump Admin.’s School Probes Start to Paint a Picture
- Research Says Recess Is Important. What Stands in the Way?
- Tips for Creating a Budget-Friendly School Garden
- Decisions About Parents’ Rights Belong in Schools, Not the Courts
- Our Grading System Was Setting Students Up to Fail
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- High-Dosage Tutoring Should Be Here to Stay

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- Education Week - May 21, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- National Science Foundation Cancels More Than 400 STEM Grants
- Could This Tool Make Teacher PD More Relevant?
- What the Research Says
- Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ Sounds an Alarm On Troubled Teens. What Can Teachers Do?
- ‘Science of Reading’ Advocates Underscore: It’s Not Just About Phonics
- Who Will Support English Learners? Experts Warn of Crisi
- Trump Wants Teachers Trained How to Use AI. Will It Work?
- Trump to Schools: Banish ‘Equity Ideology’ in Discipline
- The Big Questions About Trump’s K-12 Budget Proposal, Answered
- Trump Allies Say the Case for Head Start Is Weak. Researchers Say They’re Wrong
- The Lessons Students Can’t Learn From Their Phones
- Bringing the Science of Reading to Your School? Remember This One Thing
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We’re All to Blame for What Has Become Of the U.S. Dept. of Education

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- Education Week - May 14, 2025
- 5 Research-Backed Ways To Help Students Catch Up In Math
- Math Gets Progressively More Abstract. Here’s How to Help Students Keep Up
- Fractions Still Stump Students. Here’s How To Help
- The Best Ways To Teach Word Problems So All Students Understand
- 5 Ways Teachers Can Support Students With Math Anxiety
- How 3 Top Math Teachers Nurture Students’ Ability To Tackle Challenges

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- Education Week - April 30, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- More States Are Taking Aim At a Controversial Early Reading Metho
- Why This School System Is Integrating AI Literacy With Algebra 1
- AP’s Newest Computer Science Course Has Attracted More Diverse Students
- How a School Nurse Convinced Parents To Vaccinate Their Kids Against Measles
- Principals Can’t Manage Teacher Morale Alone. Enter the Go-Between
- Could Trump Budget Cuts Lead To More Cyberattacks Against Schools?
- Why JD Vance’s Changing Rhetoric On Tariffs Matters For Schools
- Inside Trump’s Full-Force Approach To Ban Trans Athletes And DEI in Schools
- Trump’s Funding Cuts Leave the Future Of Some Field Trips in Jeopardy
- Don’t Ignore These Crucial Steps To Help New Teachers Thrive
- After 57 Years in Education, Here’s How I’ve Learned to Build Community
- EdWeek Top School Job
- Patriotism Done Right: We Can’t Lecture Teens Into Loving Our Country

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- Education Week - April 23, 2025
- What Are Grades Really For? What Research Says About 4 Common Answers
- Grading For Equity: Inside One District’s Big Policy Shift
- Why Some Schools Are Ditching Class Rank and Weighted GPAs
- What Should Teachers Do When Students — Or Parents —Ask For A Better Grade?
- How Teachers Approach Grading, in Charts
- Does Your Rubric Make the Grade?

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- Education Week - April 16, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- Research Is Shedding New Light On Superintendents to Help Them Succeed
- What the Research Says
- Reading Comprehension Teaching Has Improved—But Not Nearly Enough
- What These New Principals Did To Get the Hang of Being in Charge
- Not Your Parents’ CTE: How Career And Technical Education Is Evolving
- States Are Testing How Much Leeway They Can Get From Trump’s Ed. Dept.
- Dramatic Cuts to Ed. Data Programs Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences, Researchers Warn
- A Wave of New Legislation Aims To Ban DEI in Public Schools
- Political Divides Shape Educators’ Views on English Learners’ Rights
- How One District Uses Sports To Teach SEL and Build Better Teammates
- If Literacy Is a Priority, Why Do We Cling to the Wrong Practices?
- RFK Jr. Is the Last Person Who Should Be in Charge of Special Education
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Trump Wants to Send Education ‘Back to the States.’ Are States Even Ready?

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- Education Week - April 2, 2025
- Why Understanding AI Starts With Math
- The Future of Math Class: How AI Could Transform Instruction
- How AI Is Changing the Way Math Teachers Plan Lessons
- Can AI and Math Work Together? Here’s What Teachers Say
- AI Professional Development: A Three-Tiered Approach

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- Education Week - March 19, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- Trump Has Made English the Official Language. What That Means for Schools
- ‘I Don’t Get Burnt Out as Much:’ How These Teachers Use AI in Their Daily Work
- Can AI Effectively Coach Teachers?
- ‘Pre-Apprenticeships’ Give Teachers A Taste of What It’s Like to Be a Principal
- A Teacher-Prep Conference Warned Against Mentioning DEI. Presenters Pulled Out
- Districts Can’t Pay Teachers Promised Incentives After Trump Admin. Cuts Funding
- Civil Rights, Research, and More: What’s Hit Hardest by Massive Ed. Dept. Cuts
- The Federal Government Should Not Dictate Civics or History Education
- I Work With New Teachers. Every One Wanted This PD
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Linda McMahon’s Fake ‘Mission’: The States Already Control Education

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- Education Week - March 12, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- What Top Teachers Want From Their Principals, Work-Life Balance, and More
- What the Research Says
- What Educators Need to Know About Dyslexia—and Why It’s Not Something to ‘Fix’
- New York City’s New Curriculum Gets Caught in the ‘Math Wars’
- Does Money Matter for Schools? NAEP Scores Reopen the Debate
- What to Know When Advising College-Bound, Undocumented Students
- School Districts Navigate a Dizzying Pace Of New Trump Orders
- How the Trump Administration’s ‘Indiscriminate Cutting’ Will Affect Students
- Is It Ethical to Use AI to Grade?
- The New Teachers’ Aides: AI Tutors
- How the Trump Admin. Should Handle Ed. Policy
- A Child Took Her Own Life After Being Bullied. Schools Must Act
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Musk and Trump Are at War With Public Education

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- Education Week - March 5, 2025
- Teaching in 2025: ‘Every Day Is a Crazy Day. It’s Fine.’
- Team-Teaching Builds Supports In a ‘Very Lonely Profession’
- What Teacher Morale Looks Like in Every State
- Teacher Morale Is on the Upswing. Will It Last?
- Teachers Say These 5 Factors Could Boost Morale

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- Education Week - February 19, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- Why Are Reading Scores Still Falling On the Nation’s Report Card?
- Big Cities See Bright Spots on NAEP, But Worry About Keeping Up Interventions
- School Leaders Rush to Manage Deportation Fears
- As It Closes Schools, This District Wants To Avoid the Mistakes of the Past
- More States Are Moving to Ban Cellphones at School. Should They?
- What Schools Look Like Without The Cellphone Distraction
- Educators Reeling as Trump Takes ‘Sledgehammer’ To Education Department Contracts
- Why School Isn’t Working For Many Boys And What Could Help
- Kindergarten Play Makes a Comeback, And Boys Benefit
- What We Get Wrong About Teaching Math
- Generation Alpha Is Defined by Tragedy
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Don’t Blame ‘ScienDon’t Blame ‘Science of Reading’ For Low Scoresce of Reading’ For Low Scores

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- Education Week - February 12, 2025
- LAZARO LOPEZ EXPERTISE: Career education Wheeling, lll.
- EVAN ABRAMSON EXPERTISE: Education technology New Providence, N.J.
- NAOMI TALENTINO EXPERTISE: Combatting chronic absenteeism Kansas City, Kan.
- BILL BRIGGMAN EXPERTISE: Teacher recruitment and retention Charleston County, S.C.
- TY HARRIS EXPERTISE: Equity Virginia Beach, Va.
- ANNA OTTO EXPERTISE: Computer Science Thornton, Colo
- MIRANDA SCULLY EXPERTISE: Family Engagement Lexington, Ky.
- JENNIFER NORELL EXPERTISE: College-ready cousework East Aurora, III.

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- Education Week - February 5, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- This Is How ‘Woke’ Schools Really Are —According to Students
- Researchers Created a Phonics Program With ‘Dramatic’ Results. How It Works
- Public Trust in Elementary School Teachers Declines—But Still Tops Most Other Professions
- Why Stressed-Out Teachers Should Heed New Health Warnings About Alcohol
- Reading Scores Fall to New Low on NAEP, Fueled by Declines for Struggling Students
- These High School Students Are Suing For Better Schools. Can They Win?
- President Trump’s Early Actions Undo Biden Efforts to Protect LGBTQ+ Students
- How Schools Can Navigate Trump’s Immigration Policies
- What Will Trump’s Orders for Federal Workers Do to the Education Department?
- How to Start a Black History Club (And Why You Should)
- What We Can All Learn From Black Women in Education
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- When ‘Do No Wrong’ History Doesn’t Do Enough

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- Education Week - January 29, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- Thousands of Teachers Will Get a Retirement Boost. Here’s How It Works
- What the Research Says
- Does Teaching ‘Sight Words’ Contradict The Science of Reading?
- As Biden Leaves Office, What Will His Education Legacy Be?
- Private School Choice Will Keep Expanding In 2025. Here’s Where and How
- 3 Ways to Be an Instructional Leader: A Guide for Principals
- Trump’s Plans Would Disrupt Funding For Schools. What Would It Look Like?
- Trump Puts Use of TikTok Back in Play. What This Means for Educators
- How Trump’s Cabinet Picks Could Affect K-12 Schools
- No, ‘Brain Rot’ Isn’t Ruining My Generation
- What I Learned When I Left The Classroom For Leadership
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Reminder to America: We Still Agree On More Than We Don’t

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- Education Week - January 22, 2025
- Does Social-Emotional Learning Really Work? Educators Had A Lot to Say
- The SEL Skills Google, Microsoft, and Other Top Companies Want Schools To Teach
- Are Today’s Students Really Less Independent Than Previous Generations?
- Elementary Students Can’t Manage Their Emotions. What Schools Can Do to Help

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- Education Week - January 15, 2025
- Briefly Stated
- Will RFK Jr. Reheat the School Lunch Wars?
- The 3 Reasons Why Students Lose the Most Instructional Time
- Cold and Flu and Walking Pneumonia, Oh My! How Teachers Can Stay Healthy This Winter
- Districts Are Already Bracing for Federal Funding Cuts Under Trump
- Here’s What Happens Next on the Calkins, Fountas & Pinnell Curriculum Lawsuit
- Jimmy Carter and Education: Highlights of a Long Record On School Policy
- Inside a Class Teaching Teens to Stop Scrolling and Think Critically
- Undocumented Students Have the Right To a Free Education. This Is Why
- Let Them Eat Books: A Modest Proposal To Fix American Education
- How to Stop Students From Falling For AI Misinformation
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Education Research Has a Chance for a Reset

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- Education Week - December 18, 2024
- Will AI Transform Standardized Testing?
- Will AI Transform Standardized Testing?
- What Teacher PD on AI Should Look Like. Some Early Models Are Emerging
- Why Schools Need to Wake Up to the Threat of AI ‘Deepfakes’ and Bullying
- AI’s Potential in Special Education: A Researcher’s View

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- Education Week - November 6, 2024
- What Is Disciplinary Literacy?
- Reading and Writing Like a Scientist
- What Happens When Every Teacher In a School Has the Tools to Improve Reading?
- ‘Can We Trust This Source?’ And Other Questions Readers Ask in History

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- Education Week - October 23, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- How Should High School Change? These Districts May Have the Answer
- Students at This High School Do Internships. It’s a Game Changer
- How Do Today’s High Schoolers Fare As They Enter Adulthood?
- A Marine Science Program in a Surprising Place Shows Students New Career Options
- Grades and Standardized Test Scores Aren’t Matching Up. Here’s Why
- Students Want to Learn More About Careers. Will High Schools Step Up?
- Teachers Want to Know More About Competency-Based Learning. Will They Embrace It?
- What Educators Have to Say About Competency-Based Education
- Project 2025 on Education: A Conversation With Its Lead Author
- 5 Lessons Principals Can Learn From U.S. Presidents About Leadership
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Have Presidents Given Up On Fixing Education?

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - October 2, 2024https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_10022024/index.phpTue, 01 Oct 2024 12:57:07 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_10022024/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - October 2, 2024 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - October 2, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- The Grades Where Science Scores Have Taken the Biggest Hit
- What the Research Says
- Kids Are Getting Worse at Making Eye Contact. Here’s Why That’s Happening
- A Panic Button May Have Saved Lives In a School Shooting. Here’s What We Know
- Religion in Public Schools, Explained
- How One Grant Can Help Schools Recover From Shootings
- How One Grant Can Help Schools Recover From Shootings
- How Private School Choice Complicates Public School Budgets
- This Teacher Is in Her 64th Year in the Classroom. She Has No Plans to Quit
- From One Superintendent to Another: Get Political
- The 3 Secrets to Better Parent-Teacher Communication
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- All Learning, No Questioning: How Schools Smother Curiosity

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- Education Week - September 25, 2024
- What Is Standards-Based Grading, and How Does It Work?
- All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?
- All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?
- All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?

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- Education Week - September 18, 2024
- How a District Used the Biliteracy Seal To Expand Heritage Language Instruction
- What the Research Says
- Safety Risk or Civic Duty? Schools Can’t Always Say No to Voters on Election Day
- A Funding Lifeline for Rural Schools Is at Risk, and Not for the First Time
- Coaching and Politics’: What Coaches See In Tim Walz’s Vice Presidential Candidacy
- The Future of Property Taxes Is on Ballots This Fall. Why It Matters for Schools
- How Free School Meals Became an Issue Animating the 2024 Election
- This District Reduced Teacher Vacancies To Almost Zero
- What Happened When These STEM Professionals Switched to Teaching
- A STEM Teacher Goes From the Classroom To the White House and Back Again
- My Students ‘Flow’ Their Way To Joyful Learning. Yours Can, Too
- How We Run Our District Like a Business
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Educators Can Create Space for Their Grief

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- Education Week - September 11, 2024
- Why Responding to Student Threats Is So Complicated
- The Georgia School Shooting May Accelerate the Backlash To Cellphone Bans
- How Much Does Special Education Truly Cost? Finally, an Answer Is on the Horizon
- What the Research Says
- Making the Transition to Middle School Better
- These Educators Went Viral on Social Media. Then They Quit Teaching
- How Teachers Are Tackling Election Discussions
- Why It’s So Hard to Kill the Education Department And Why Some Keep Trying
- Project 2025 and GOP Aim for Universal School Choice. What Would That Look Like?
- Public Schools Launch Marketing Campaigns to Compete With School Choice
- How Schools Can Survive a Global Tech Meltdown
- ‘Fail Fast, Fail Often’
- There’s a Better Way to Teach Digital Citizenship
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Why Cellphone Bans Aren’t the Cure for Student Anxiety

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- Education Week - September 4, 2024
- Schools Are Now Political Battlegrounds. We’ve Been Here Before
- The Brain Science of Outrage: What Teachers Need to Know
- What Educators Think About Classroom Controversy, in Charts
- Opinion: Schools Can’t Cure Polarization. Here’s How They Survive It
- How Principals Can Ride The Storm of Divisive Politics
- Opinion: Intellectual Humility: What It Is and Why Schools Need It
- How Intellectually Humble Are Educators? An Index

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- Education Week - August 28, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Why This District Established Its Own Police Department
- What the Research Says
- Why Do Literacy Retention Policies Target 3rd Grade?
- These Surprise Inspections Test Schools’ Safety Practices
- Some School Workers Now Get Unemployment Over the Summer. Here’s How It Works
- How a Principal Who Stopped a School Shooting Learned to Be Vulnerable
- Some Districts Are Still Struggling To Hire Teachers For the New Year
- Teacher Morale Dips Yet Again: 5 Takeaways From New Survey
- The School Where Tim Walz Taught Suddenly Finds Itself In the National Spotlight
- Why Most Teachers Won’t Be Talking About The Election in Their Classrooms
- When Teachers Burn Out, We Burn Out: A Principal’s Strategy for Staff Morale
- How to Stifle Student Curiosity in 5 Steps
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- This Is My Reality as a Student With Dyslexia

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- Education Week - August 21, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Here’s Why More Students Have Passed AP Exams In Recent Years
- What the Research Says
- He Helps Schools Forecast Their Enrollment. It’s Become Tougher Than Ever
- What Happened When a State Banned Suspensions for Young Students
- Legally, Breastfeeding Teachers Can Pump At Work. But Can They, Really?
- High School Athletes Can Profit From Brand Deals. What That Means for Schools
- What Principals Can Do to Make Sure Students Feel Welcome at School
- Do Timed Tasks Really Worsen Math Anxiety?
- Don’t Buy the AI Hype, Learning Expert Warns
- Should the Bible Be Taught in Public Schools?
- Simone Biles Has a Lot to Teach Women Education Leaders
- My Teachers Were In ‘Survival Mode.’ We Had to Reset
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Yes, Religion Should Be Taught In School— But It Needs to Be Done Right

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- Education Week - August 14, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Schools Enlist Influential Allies To Boost Attendance
- Students’ Lack of Focus Is the Top Barrier To Learning, School Leaders Say
- A Teacher Asked and Students Answered: What Motivates You to Learn?
- Why Many Schools’ Strict Cellphone Policies May Not Go Far Enough
- How to Manage Cellphones in Schools: 6 Tips From Teens
- Los Angeles Unified’s AI Meltdown: 5 Ways Districts Can Avoid the Same Mistakes
- 1 in 3 College Applicants Used AI For Essay Help. Did They Cheat?
- Pause Before You Post: A Social Media Guide For Educators in Tense Political Times
- Teaching the 2024 Election: Learning Opportunity or Landmine?
- Why I Changed My Mind About Cellphones in the Classroom
- Let Your Students Go Wild. They Learn Better That Way
- Letters to the Editor
- How to Ace Your First Year of Teaching
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - July 17, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- AI and Equity, Explained: A Guide for Schools
- What the Research Says
- How States Are Testing the Church-State Divide in Public Schools
- Google Executive: What AI Can And Can’t Do for Teachers
- How a DEI Rebrand Is Playing Out In K-12 Schools
- What’s Going on With Public School Enrollment? All the Big Questions, Answered
- Teachers View Chronically Absent Students Less Favorably
- Districts’ Virtual Programs Are On the Chopping Block as ESSER Ends
- What the Historic Infusion of Federal Pandemic Aid Did for Schools
- School Librarians Are Creating Free Book Fairs. Here’s How
- ‘ I Don’t Know What to Do’: Facing Today’s Leadership Challenges
- In School Leadership, Busy Is a Given. Chaos Is a Choice
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- NCLB and ESSA Were Both Failures. What Comes Next?

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- Education Week - June 19, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- How Teachers Build Confidence To Motivate Middle Schoolers in STEM
- What the Research Says
- Should Voters Decide What Schools Teach?
- What Does It Mean for Teachers To Dress ‘Professionally’?
- ‘Politics Does Not Belong In Education,’ Says a Departing State Schools Chief
- What Is Restorative Justice, And How Can It Be Implemented In Schools?
- The AI Tools for Teachers Are Getting More Robust. Here’s How
- What Is Title IX? Schools, Sports, And Sex Discrimination
- Teachers Aren’t ‘Silicon Valley’s Lackeys’
- AI Do’s and Don’ts for Teachers
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- My Life as a Substitute Teacher In Suburbia: Chaos and Cruelty

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- Education Week - June 12, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Black Teachers Have the Highest Morale. Why?
- What the Research Says
- States Have Restricted Teaching on Social Justice. Is Teacher Preparation Next?
- The Complicated Fight Over Four-Day School Weeks
- What All Teachers Should Know About WIDA’s Test for English Learners
- Young Students Gravitate to Math. How Teachers Can Build on That Curiosity
- How K-12 Leaders Can Better Manage Divisive Curriculum and Culture War Debates
- Principals Have a Lead Role In the ‘Science of Reading
- Leading on the ‘Science of Reading’: Principals Share What They’ve Learned
- States Are Cracking Down on Cellphones In Schools. What That Looks Like
- Personal Finance Courses Are Booming. Do We Have the Teachers We Need?
- Why I Invited My Students To Be the Principal for a Day
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- What Would Religious Charter Schools Mean for Public Education?

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- Education Week - May 29, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Deepfakes Expose Public School Employees To New Threats
- What the Research Says
- Why Chronic Absenteeism Is a Budget Problem, Too
- Israel-Hamas War Poses Tough Questions For K-12 Leaders, Too
- New Title IX Rule Could Actually Simplify Some Things for Districts, Lawyers Say
- These Preparation Programs Are Creating A ‘Tutor-to-Teacher’ Pipeline
- Teachers’ Unions Are Starting Teacher-Prep Programs. Here’s What to Know
- Signing Ceremonies Honor Students Who Want to Be Teachers
- What Is Doxxing, and How Can Educators Protect Their Privacy Online?
- Cellphone Headaches in Middle Schools: Why Policies Aren’t Enough
- One School Leader Banned Cellphones, The Other Embraced Them. What Worked?
- Should Migrant Families Pay Tuition for Public School?
- Better Classroom Management Can’t Wait
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Brown v. Board of Education at 70: A Dream Dissolved

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- Education Week - May 22, 2024
- Retention Is the Missing Ingredient in Special Education Staffing
- Retention Is the Missing Ingredient in Special Education Staffing
- ‘A Unique Challenge’: What English Learners With Disabilities Need
- The Pros and Cons of AI In Special Education

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- Education Week - May 8, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- The Surprising Connection Between Universal School Meals and Student Discipline
- What the Research Says
- When There’s More Money for Schools, Is There an ‘Objective’ Way to Hand It Out?
- Can SEL Help Students Curb Their Own Cellphone Use?
- This Is the Surprising Career Stage When Teachers Are Unhappiest
- A Deep Dive Into TikTok’s Sketchy Mental Health Advice
- Oxford School Shooter’s Parents Were Convicted. Holding the District Liable Could Be Tougher
- How Columbine Shaped 25 Years of School Safety
- 25 Years After Columbine, America Spends Billions To Prevent Shootings That Keep Happening
- How a School Made Parents Central To Its Turnaround
- Reading Fluency: The Neglected Key To Reading Success
- No, AI Detection Won’t Solve Cheating
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Stop Saying ‘These Kids Don’t Care About School’

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- Education Week - April 24, 2024
- A Universal Prevention Measure’ That Boosts Attendance And Improves Behavior
- 4 Case Studies: Schools Use Connections to Give Every Student a Reason to Attend
- A Classroom Management Training Helps New Teachers Send Fewer Kids to the Office
- What This School Used as the Main Ingredient for a Positive Climate
- Inside a School That Doesn’t Single Out Students With Special Needs

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- Education Week - April 17, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- History Group Finds Little Evidence of K-12 ‘Indoctrination’
- What the Research Says
- School Chaplain Bills Multiply, Stirring Debate on Faith-Based Counseling
- How This Sisterhood Is Empowering Female Superintendents
- Teacher Layoffs Are Mounting. How Districts Can Soften the Blow
- Ozempic and Other Pricey Drugs Cause Headaches for Schools
- How AP African American Studies Works In a State That Limits Teaching About Race
- Here’s How AP African American Studies Helps Teachers ‘Get Students to Think’
- What Students Have to Say About AP African American Studies
- How to Give Preservice Teachers Meaningful Classroom Experiences
- We Undervalue Women’s Work. Teaching This Topic Could Help
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- What My Professors Never Told Me About Teaching

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- Education Week - April 3, 2024
- Most Teens Think AI Won’t Hurt Their Mental Health. Teachers Disagree
- Kids Turn to TikTok for Mental Health Diagnoses. What Should Schools Know?
- Kids Think Social Media Is Fine, But Teachers See A Mental Health Minefield
- Social Media Is Hurting Social-Emotional Skills. How 4 School Districts Are Fighting Back
- Q&A: ‘It Terrifies Me’: Clinical Psychologist On Tech Overuse in the Age of AI

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- Education Week - March 20, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Where Does AI Belong in Education? Teachers and Administrators Have Some Strong Opinions
- What the Research Says
- States Are Pulling Back on K-12 Spending. How Hard Will Schools Get Hit?
- Oklahoma Nonbinary Student’s Death Shines A Light on Families’ Legal Recourse for Bullying
- It’s Not Just Snow Days: How Can Districts Work Extreme Weather Into Their Calendars?
- How an International Baccalaureate Education Cuts Through the ‘Noise’ on Banned Topics
- How International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement Programs Compare
- Advocacy or Electioneering? Education Leaders Walk Fine Line in School Voucher Debate
- As They Revamp Grading, Districts Try To Improve Consistency, Prevent Inflation
- AI Is Coming to Teacher Prep. Here’s What That Looks Like
- Why I’m Happy Being ‘Just a Teacher’
- Strategies to Combat Student Disengagement
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Nobody Wants to Look Stupid

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- Education Week - March 13, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- School Dress Codes Often Target Girls. What Happens When Male Teachers Have to Enforce Them?
- What the Research Says
- Schools Prioritize Reading Intervention. But What About Math?
- High School Students Think They Are Ready For College. But They Aren’t
- A Mental Health Screening Saved Students’ Lives in This District
- Bilingual Teachers Are in Short Supply. How 3 Districts Solved That Problem
- Social Studies and Science Get Short Shrift In Elementary Schools. Why That Matters
- A State Uses AI to Determine School Funding. Is This the Future or a Cautionary Tale?
- Schools Are Taking Too Long to Craft AI Policy. Why That’s a Problem
- What Is Age-Appropriate Use of AI? 4 Developmental Stages to Know About
- Why Educators Often Have It Wrong About Right-Leaning Parents
- Education Needs Its Anti-Doping Movement
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How I’m Keeping Ahead of Burnout: Tips for Teachers

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- Education Week - March 6, 2024
- The ‘Difficult, Beautiful’ Work Of Teaching
- Overall Teacher Morale Is Low, But Some Struggle More Than Others
- What One Record-Setting Teacher Shortage Can Tell Us About The Profession
- Five Key Insights Into America’s Teachers

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- Education Week - February 21, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- When Schools Merge, Principals Must Forge A New Culture. Here’s How
- What the Research Says
- A New Nicotine Challenge: What Schools Should Know About ‘Zyns’
- Could Panic Buttons Save Lives in a School Shooting? More Schools Think So
- WIDA to Help Mainstream Teachers Work With English Learners
- Should Students Vote for School Boards? The Case for Lower Voting Ages in Local Elections
- Substitute Teachers Need Support, Too. See How One State Is Helping
- The New Digital SAT: 4 Important Details Educators Need to Know
- How Taylor Swift’s Experience With ‘Deepfakes’ Can Help Students Examine AI Ethics
- Why Is the Nation Invested in Tearing Down Public Education?
- Are We Thinking About Absenteeism Wrong?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- What I Wish I Had Known About Teaching Black History

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- Education Week - February 14, 2024
- SHARON BRADLEY Plano, Texas Expertise: Parent / Family / Community Engagement
- LEEANN KITTLE Denver Expertise: Sustainability, Student Voice
- ANA PASARELLA Alvin, Texas Expertise: Parent / Family / Community Engagement
- ALEESIA JOHNSON Indianapolis Expertise: District Leadership
- KATE MAXLOW Hampton City, Va. Expertise: Student Engagement
- JUN KIM Moore, Okla. Expertise: Data Privacy

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- Education Week - February 7, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Pressure to Close Schools Is Ramping Up. What Districts Need to Know
- What the Research Says
- A Massive Data Leak Exposed School Lockdown Plans. What Districts Need to Know
- One School District Just Pulled 1,600 Books From its Shelves—Including the Dictionary
- Schools Should Boost Inclusion Of Students With Disabilities, Special Olympics Leader Says
- How These Principals Nip Apathy in the Bud After Winter Break and Long Weekends
- As Private School Choice Grows, Critics Push for More Guardrails
- In 1974, the Supreme Court Recognized English Learners’ Rights. The Story Behind That Case
- How a 1974 U.S. Supreme Court Case Still Influences English-Learner Education
- The ‘Science of Reading’ in 2024: 5 State Initiatives to Watch
- How to Strengthen the Safety And Security of Your School
- Why I Told an Excellent Teacher It Was Time to Leave
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- 2 Billion People Celebrate Lunar New Year. Your Class Can, Too

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- Education Week - January 31, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- Teacher Preparation, Explained: Alternative Routes, Enrollment Trends, and More
- How a District Hopes to Save An ESSER-Funded Program
- Most Teachers Are Not Using AI. Here’s Why
- Preschool Studies Show Lagging Results. Why?
- Experts Recommend Mental Health Screenings For Students. Most Schools Aren’t Doing Them
- Recruitment Strategy? Teachers React To 4-Day School Weeks
- Teaching About Grief and Loss: One State’s New Requirement for Schools
- A Few Years Ago, 8 States Required Personal Finance Education. Now It’s Up to Half
- Suburban Schools Reborn: Compton, Calif., Is Charting a Hopeful Path
- What a Jim Crow Era Black History Contest Can Teach Us Today
- What the Country’s First Mandatory Black History Course Can Teach Us Today
- How to Teach Black Historical Contention
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Celebrating Black History Education: A Collection

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- Education Week - January 24, 2024
- Reading Comprehension Hinges on Building Knowledge
- How to Build Students’ Reading Stamina
- English Learners Need Equal Access to Rich Texts
- There’s a Design Flaw With Many Reading Tests
- Is Too Much Screen Time, Too Early, Hindering Reading Comprehension?

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- Education Week - January 17, 2024
- Briefly Stated
- Reading Aloud to Students Shouldn’t Get Lost In Shift to ‘Science of Reading,’ Teachers Say
- What the Research Says
- How a Parents’ Rights Law Halted a Child Abuse Prevention Program
- Principals Have an Increasingly Tough Gig. Enter the Principal Coach
- The Revised AP African American Studies: What’s Been Changed and Why
- AI Can Mimic Students’ Writing Styles. How Are Teachers Supposed to Catch Cheaters Now?
- More States Are Creating a ‘Portrait Of a Graduate.’ Here’s Why
- Sometimes Principals Need to Make Big Changes. Here’s How to Get Them to Stick
- How to Support Black and Latino Students To Tackle Calculus
- ‘Lesson Planning in the Laundry Room’: What Housing for Teachers Looks Like
- School People Want (and Need) Practical Insight
- How Principals Can Grow Professionally This Year
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teaching With a Twang

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- Education Week - December 13, 2023
- How to Find—and Keep— A Diverse Team of Teachers
- The Role Mentors and School Leaders Play in Retaining Teachers of Color
- Districts’ Strategies to Diversify Teaching Staff, In Charts
- Will the Ban on Affirmative Action Hurt Diversity? Look to California
- Quiz: What Are the Challenges and Strategies To Diversifying School Staff?

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- Education Week - November 15, 2023
- School Leaders Need Emotional Intelligence. Here’s How They Build It
- How Emotionally Intelligent Are School And District Leaders? We Asked Teachers
- Emotional Intelligence, Explained
- Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About Emotional Intelligence
- Tips to Improve Your Emotional Intelligence

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- Education Week - November 1, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- New AI-Powered Sensors Could Tell Teachers What’s Really Going on With Students
- What the Research Says
- Why This Superintendent Is Taking The Shortage of School Bus Drivers Into His Own Hands
- How to Get the Feds to Pay After You Make Your School Buildings Greener
- Behind a New Effort to Recruit and Support Progressive School Board Candidates
- 3 Reasons Why More Students Are in Special Education
- Students Are Missing School Because They’re Too Anxious to Show Up
- What the Latest Student Test Results Reveal: 5 Things to Know
- The Biden Administration Still Hasn’t Defined Its K-12 Agenda. Why?
- Miguel Cardona: There’s No ‘Magic Strategy’ To Help Students Get Back On Track
- 4 Research-Backed Lessons On School Discipline
- Students Are Easily Duped Online. We Can Teach Them Better
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Discussing the Israel-Hamas War With Students Isn’t Easy. It Shouldn’t Be

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- Education Week - October 25, 2023
- Why America Has a Youth Mental Health Crisis, and How Schools Can Help
- ‘I Definitely Struggle With My Mental Health’: LGBTQ+ Students Share Their Stories
- Rural Districts Get Creative Amid a Spike In Students’ Mental Health Needs
- Teachers’ Stress Trickles Down To Students. Here’s What Schools Are Doing About It
- Cellphone Bans Can Ease Students’ Stress and Anxiety, Educators Say

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- Education Week - October 11, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- This Popular High School Civics Requirement Doesn’t Boost Voting Habits
- What the Research Says
- Do K-12 Students Have a Right To Well-Funded School Buildings?
- Running for a School Board Seat? This Is the Strongest Endorsement You Can Get
- Teachers With Guns: District by District, A Push to Arm Educators Is Growing
- Teachers Say Students Don’t Have Enough Time to Eat Lunch. Here’s How to Change That
- In New Term, Supreme Court Set to Tackle Case on School Board Members’ Social Media Use
- Laws Restricting Curriculum, Pronoun Use Cause Confusion and Chaos in Schools
- AI Can Solve an Algebra Equation in Seconds
- Universities Are Teaching Competing Math Philosophies to Future Teachers. Why That Matters
- Get Kids Moving During Math Lessons. Trust Me, It Helps Them Learn
- The 4 Gifts Principals Should Give Teachers This Year
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- I Teach Educators How to Change Their Minds. Here’s How

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- Education Week - October 4, 2023
- Is This the Year Students Finally Catch Up From the Pandemic?
- Learning ‘Acceleration’ Is Hard to Do. These Districts Are Tackling the Challenge
- Tutoring Can Be Costly. Here’s How to Make It Cost-Effective
- Academic Recovery: Terms to Know

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- Education Week - September 27, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- ChatGPT Is Everywhere in This District. Here’s What It Looks Like
- What the Research Says
- Schools Struggle to Properly Count Native Students. Some States Want Them to Try Harder
- States Look to Social-Emotional Learning To Combat Student Misbehavior, Poor Mental Health
- What Educators Need to Know About the Intense Anxiety That Keeps Students Home
- There’s Still No Consensus on Accountability For Teacher Prep
- Educators Feel Growing Pressure For Students to Perform Well On Standardized Tests
- States Eye Assessment Throughout the Year As Frustration With Standardized Testing Mounts
- ‘I Literally Cried’: Teachers Describe Their Transition to Science-Based Reading Instruction
- These 3 Principals Still Take Time to Teach. Here’s Why
- School Police Officers Should Do More Than Just Surveil and Control
- AI Can Teach Students A Powerful Lesson About the Truth
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How ‘Innovative’ Ed Tech Actually Reinforces Convention

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- Education Week - September 20, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- PragerU, Creator of Controversial Social Studies Videos, Now Has A Toehold in Schools
- What the Research Says
- ‘I Was Not Done’: How Politics Drove This Teacher of the Year Out of the Classroom
- What Trump’s Prosecution in Georgia Has in Common With the Atlanta Schools Cheating Case
- Q&A: College Board Leader Discusses Controversy Over AP Courses
- Charter Schools Find Quiet Support in a World Focused on Private School Choice
- Beyond ChatGPT: The Other AI Tools Teachers Are Using
- Staff Shortages in Schools Are Here to Stay. Here’s Why
- Is It Time to Retire ‘Harry Potter’-Themed Classrooms and Libraries?
- Houston’s Sweeping School Changes: Will They Be a Case Study—Or Cautionary Tale?
- American Education Hurt Black Students. We Deserve Reparations
- How Principals Can Start School With a Smile
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Strengthen Students’ Focus In 3 Minutes a Day

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- Education Week - September 13, 2023
- What Does It Actually Mean For Schools To Be Public?
- What’s on The Minds Of Educators, In Charts
- Public Schools Rely on Underpaid Female Labor. It’s Not Sustainable
- Parents’ Rights Groups Have Mobilized. What Does It Mean For Students?
- To Move Past The Reading Wars, We Must Understand Where They Started
- No, AI Won’t Destroy Education. But We Should Be Skeptical
- What Teachers Need to Know About AI, But Don’t

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- Education Week - August 30, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- States Are Making a Flurry of School Policies. Why Aren’t Superintendents More Involved?
- What the Research Says
- 5 Ways Districts Are Filling Teacher Vacancies
- What Gov. Newsom’s Fight With a California School District Says About Local Control
- Can AI Write a Good IEP? What Special Education Experts Say
- Louisiana’s Public Schools Must Now Display . ‘In God We Trust’ in Classrooms
- Classroom Reading Groups: What Works and What Doesn’t
- 4 Things Educators Need to Know About Kahoot!
- What Reading Research Should Look Like in Practice
- AI Can Make Education More Personal (Yes,Really)
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- What Makes a Teacher Memorable? It’s All About Awe

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- Education Week - August 23, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- School Administrators Are on the Chopping Block as ESSER Winds Down, Enrollment Drops
- What the Research Says
- A Wave of Students Are Losing Medicaid Coverage. What It Means For Schools
- 7 States Now Require Math Support For Struggling Students. Here’s What’s In the New Laws
- As States Dole Out Billions For Opioid Relief, Educators Rarely Get a Say
- Starting School in Infancy Can Help Low- Income Children Keep Up With Peers in Elementary School
- Could TikTok Be Teachers’ New Best Friend?
- Once a Big Player, Teach For America Tries to Regain Its Footing
- AI Could Save School Districts Time and Money—If They Use It Correctly
- Another AI Issue For Schools to Know About: Bias Against Non-Native English Speakers
- Welcome to the ‘Walled Garden.’ Is This Education’s Solution to AI’s Pitfalls?
- How Teachers Should Approach the Age of AI
- What ‘Barbie’ Can Teach Us About School Leadership
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Backlash That Drove Me Out Of My Classroom

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- Education Week - August 16, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- Social-Emotional Learning Persists Despite . Political Backlash
- Some States Plan to Give Teachers-in- Training Their Own Classrooms, Prompting Concerns
- ‘Incredibly Isolated’: A State’s Effort to Keep . Superintendents Connected and in the Job
- Trump Says Parents Should Elect Principals. What Would That Look Like?
- Why Pronouncing Student Names Correctly . Matters, and How to Get Them Right
- College Admission Post-Affirmative Action: What Educators Need to Know
- What Is Translanguaging and How Is It Used In the Classroom?
- Are Students Getting All the Math They Need to Succeed?
- Finding Time for Math Across The Curriculum
- No, Public Education Isn’t Too Woke. It’s Barely Even Awake
- How to Ask for Better Feedback
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Steps Leaders Should Take to Prepare For Students’ Return

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- Education Week - July 12, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- What It’s Like to Struggle With A Little-Known Math Disability
- What the Research Says
- Mississippi Students Surged in Reading Over the Last Decade. Here’s How Schools Got Them There
- Private School Choice Programs Are Having a Moment. But It’s Not All Smooth Sailing
- Schools’ Insurance Costs Are Soaring—and Climate Change Isn’t the Only Reason
- AP Precalculus: What Schools Need to Know About the New Course
- College Board Won’t Edit AP Courses, Despite Pressure From States
- ‘Parents Can’t Trust Their Schools,’ Moms for Liberty Co-Founder Tiffany Justice Says
- Meet ‘Stretch,’ a New Chatbot Just for Schools
- Schools Are ‘Focusing On the Wrong Things’ When It Comes to AI, Tech Leader Argues
- 7 Strategies to Prepare Educators To Teach With AI
- High-Dosage Tutoring Isn’t a Silver Bullet
- How Teaching Has Changed Since My Parents’ Day
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- No One Will Win the Reading Wars

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- Education Week - June 14, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- What ChatGPT Could Mean for Tutoring
- When Graduation Dress Codes Clash With Students’ Cultural Expression
- Charter Schools Now Outperform Traditional Public Schools, Sweeping Study Finds
- Every State Now Lets Schools Measure Students’ Success Based on Mastery, Not Seat Time
- Laws on Trans, Nonbinary Student Pronouns Put Teachers in a Bind
- How an Elementary School Principal Slashed Chronic Absenteeism
- A Year of PD: One District’s Strategy For Training Teachers on Climate Change
- Everyone Earns an Industry Certification And Most Go to College in This CTE Program
- Should Schools Assign Summer Homework? Educators Weigh In
- Summer Jobs Have Become an (Unwelcome) Tradition for Many Teachers
- 5 Critical Strategies To Make Your School Safer
- The Teacher Who Inspired Me To Be Who I Am Today
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teacher Stress Is Not Inevitable

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- Education Week - June 7, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Florida Rejects Social Studies Textbooks, Requests Edits for Others. What You Need to Know
- District That Restricted Access to Over 100 Books Sued by Publisher, Free Speech Group
- Fewer Students Are Getting Free Summer Meals After Pandemic Waivers End
- Schools Can Help Students With End-of-the-Year Stress. Here Are 4 Strategies
- Creating This New Position Could Save Schools Money. Here’s How
- Interview Educators After They’re Hired, Too. Here’s Why
- Latino History Is U.S. History. High School Textbooks Neglect It
- Why Kindergarten Attendance Matters For the Whole School
- The May Internship: Can It Help Schools Cure Senioritis?
- AI Literacy, Explained
- White Parents Say They Want Diverse Schools, But Will They Send Their Kids?
- What I Wish I Knew When I Became a Principal
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Teachers Can Collectively Push Back Against Gun Violence

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - May 31, 2023https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05312023/index.phpTue, 30 May 2023 17:10:09 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05312023/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - May 31, 2023 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - May 31, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Disrupted Learning and Health Woes: Climate Change Impacts Educators Should Brace For
- What the Research Says
- Districts Try New Approach to Contracts: Tying Payments to Student Learning
- Title 42 Has Expired. How School Districts Can Welcome Immigrant Students
- 6 Tips for Making the Most of ESSER Dollars Before They Expire
- Third Grade Reading Retention: Three Recent Developments
- Despite Their Promise, School Mental Health Screenings Face Resistance
- What Helps Black Female Superintendents Do the Job? The Sisterhood
- Teacher Job Satisfaction Rebounds From Last Year’s Low. But There’s Still a Ways to Go
- What It’s Like Teaching Through a Youth Mental Health Crisis
- The Nation’s Report Card Could Be Education’s Data Gold Mine
- Memo to Ed. Leaders On School Improvement
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teachers Aren’t Burnt Out. They Are Being Set Up to Fail

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - May 17, 2023https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05172023/index.phpTue, 16 May 2023 17:10:09 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05172023/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - May 17, 2023 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - May 17, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Equity Audits in School Districts: An Explainer
- Teachers Need More Than Just Pay Raises, Education Secretary Argues
- History Achievement Falls to 1990s Levels on NAEP; Civics Scores Take First-Ever Dive
- After Threats and Unruly Meetings, School Boards Invest in Security
- Their District Banned ‘Let’s Go Brandon!’ Shirts. Now Students Are Suing
- Special Education Is Getting More Expensive, Forcing Schools to Make Cuts Elsewhere
- Why Teachers Are Turning Down Lucrative Offers to Stay at This Texas School
- The Lies America Tells Itself About Black Education
- Stop Telling Students to Never Get Into Teaching
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Reading Can Help Fix Declines in History and Civics Scores

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- Education Week - May 10, 2023
- Kids Need to Know Their Math Facts. What Schools Can Do to Help
- Dyscalculia and Dyslexia: Reading Disabilities Offer Insights for Math Support
- Parents Are Often Nervous About Math. They Can Still Help Their Kids Learn It

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- Education Week - May 3, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Proposed Title IX Rule on Trans Athletes Poses Legal Challenge for Athletic Directors
- What the Research Says
- Poor for the Rest of Your Life’: Negative Messages Can Deter Prospective Teachers
- What School Leaders Can Do To Ease Teacher Stress
- School Shootings: The Long-Term Financial Fallout
- Parents, Teachers Agree: Math Matters, But Schools Must Make It Relevant
- Superintendents’ Evaluations May Be Lacking in Many Districts. Here’s How to Make Them Better
- The Debate Over English-Learner Terminology, Explained
- The Evolution of Terms Describing English Learners: An ELL Glossary
- English Learners Could Gain Support and Clout Under Ed. Secretary’s Plan, Expert Says
- A Road Map for Education’s Future
- Five Pathways for Improving Student Opportunities
- Nine Guiding Principles To Advance Public Education
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Bipartisan Agenda for Schools Is Absolutely Possible

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- Education Week - April 26, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Cultivating the Next Generation Of Women Leaders in Schools and Districts
- What the Research Says
- How Career Prep Programs Went From ‘Dumping Ground’ to Top Priority
- ‘Don’t Say Period’ Bill Is Latest Example Of States’ Efforts to Limit Sex Education
- Education Savings Accounts, Explained
- Schools Are Confronting Centuries of Racial Injustice. Will They Offer Reparations
- Schools Turn to AI to Detect Weapons
- Stop Recruiting Black Teachers Until You Can Retain Them
- I Quit Teaching for Ed Tech
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teachers Deserve the Chance To Learn From Failure

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- Education Week - April 5, 2023
- What Happened When a District Decided To ‘Mess with High School’
- Few Students Take Computer Science. But Everyone In This District Is Learning It
- Misguided Use of Ed Tech Is a Big Problem. How Schools Can Help Prevent It
- How Educators Feel About the Impact of Technology, in Charts
- Schools Bought Tech To Accelerate Learning. Is It Working?
- What We’ve Learned About Technology and Learning In the Last Three Years

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- Education Week - March 29, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- How School Libraries Buy Books, Struggle for Funds, and Confront Book Bans: An Explainer
- What the Research Says
- Professional Development Tips For Supporting English Learners
- ESG: The Hotly Contested Investment Strategy That Could Pose Trouble For Teacher Pensions
- The Demand for Asian American History Is Growing. See Where
- Education Secretary Wants to Change the Way Funding for English Learners Is Managed
- How Succession Planning Can Help Close the Gender Gap for Superintendents
- Kids Understand More From Books Than Screens, But That’s Not Always the Case
- Money Alone Won’t Solve The Teacher Shortage
- The Silent Scream of School Leaders
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- ‘What We Need Is Compassion Toward One Another’

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- Education Week - March 22, 2023
- Many Educators Give Their School Buildings Low Grades. There’s No Big Fix In Sight
- Water in Many Schools Isn’t Safe to Drink. What Districts Can Do
- Making the Case for Schools That Don’t Look Like Prisons
- Tips For Designing School Spaces To Support Student Mental Health
- A School Model for An Aging Nation

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- Education Week - March 15, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Why a Handful of School Districts Rejected COVID Relief Funds
- A District’s Long-Term Investment In Cultivating Future Teachers Is Paying Off
- What the Research Says
- This High School Class Partnered With a Law School Program. Here’s What Both Learned
- Why Connecting Tutoring to Curriculum Could Make it More Effective
- Principals or Peers: Who Should Evaluate Teachers?
- Will Restrictions on Teaching ‘Controversial’ Issues Target Science Classes?
- What’s the Best Thing Happening in Schools Right Now? We Asked Top Teachers
- A Transgender Student Moved Cross-Country For a Welcoming School. Here’s Their Story
- Teacher Pay Raise Proposals Are Gaining Bipartisan Support. What’s in Them?
- A $60K Starting Salary for Teachers? Not a Single State Meets the Bar
- Substitute Teachers Shouldn’t Be Punching Bags
- What Principals Can Do About School Bias
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Fighting the Rise in Antisemitism: Advice for Teachers

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - March 8, 2023https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_03082023/index.phpTue, 07 Mar 2023 17:10:08 -0500https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_03082023/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - March 8, 2023 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - March 8, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- How Districts Can Respond To a Student’s Suicide
- What the Research Says
- Plans to Require Student COVID-19 Vaccinations Flopped. Here’s Why
- Recruiters Are Going Grassroots To Fill Vacancies. They Say It’s Working
- The School District That’s Enrolling Ukrainian Refugees—and Hiring Their Parents
- A Lesson in Eggonomics: The Story of Soaring Prices and Industrious High Schoolers
- The Pilot AP African American Studies Course: What Teachers Are Saying
- Students Want Climate Change Education. Most Teachers Don’t Get Enough Training
- ChatGPT Cheating: What to Do When It Happens
- What the Push for Parents’ Rights Means for Schools
- What the Rejection of African American History Means for Students
- How to Handle Negative Feedback: A Guide for Principals
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Myths About White Parents And School Choice

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- Education Week - March 1, 2023
- Every Student Needs A Mentor. How Schools Can Make That Happe
- How One School’s Mentorship Program Paid Off Big
- Want to Motivate Students? Give Them A Meaningful Taste Of the Working World
- Five Ways to Inspire A Love for Learning In Students
- You Don’t Need to Be The Hollywood Version Of a Teacher. Here’s What Motivates Students
- Student and Teacher Motivation, in Charts

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- Education Week - February 22, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- Pennsylvania School Funding Is Unconstitutional. Here’s What Could Happen Next
- What the Research Says
- This State Set Up a Program to Reduce Chronic Absences. It Worked
- Millions of Students May Lose Medicaid Coverage. Schools Can Help
- What Is Background Knowledge, and How Does It Fit Into the Science of Reading?
- Schools Are Heading Into a Perfect Financial Storm
- What Will Be Taught in College Board’s AP African American Studies? Here’s a Sample
- Once Resistant, an Alabama Town Now Sees Its English Learners as Its Future
- America Must Confront The Black History It Teaches
- The Report of Gifted Education’s Death Is Greatly Exaggerated
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Educators, We Must Defend AP African American Studies

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- Education Week - February 15, 2023
- Cyndi Tercero-Sandoval Phoenix EXPERTISE: Student Voice
- Andria Amador Boston Expertise: Student Mental Health and Well-Being
- Chimere Stephens New York EXPERTISE: Educator Diversity
- Natalie Griffin Mineral Wells, Texas EXPERTISE: English Learners
- Anthony Vargas Manassas, Va. EXPERTISE: Gifted and Talented Education
- Dean McGee Bakersfield, Calif. EXPERTISE: Equity & Special Populations
- Tonya Clarke Jonesboro, Ga. EXPERTISE: Mathematics
- Richard Tomko Belleville, N.J. EXPERTISE: District Management

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- Briefly Stated
- Contents
- Will Schools Actually Ditch Snow Days for Virtual Learning?
- Seattle District Sues Social Media Companies Over Students’ Mental Health
- What the Research Says
- College Board Releases AP African American Studies Framework, Runs Into Anti-CRT Laws
- Districts Are Stocking Up On Naloxone But Drug Prevention Is Uneven
- School Foundations Shift Focus to Students’ Mental Health as Need Grows
- The IRS Increased the Teacher Tax Deduction. Will It Help?
- More Schools Are Offering Student Mental Health Days. Here’s What You Need to Know
- COVID Relief Funds Dry Up Next Year. Here’s How Districts Can Cope
- Schools Use Therapy Dogs to Boost Mental Health, Academics
- The Road to Historical Maturity
- We Don’t Teach Enough About Black Fear in U.S. History
- Africana Studies Can Save Education—and the World
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Black History Belongs in Early Elementary School

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - February 1, 2023https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_02012023/index.phpTue, 31 Jan 2023 17:10:10 -0500https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_02012023/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - February 1, 2023 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - February 1, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- What Districts Can Do to Prevent Teachers From Quitting Midyear
- How an Attention-Training Program Can Make Teens Better Drivers
- What the Research Says
- School Boards Are Limiting Public Comment. Will That Erode the Public’s Trust?
- With ChatGPT, Teachers Can Plan Lessons, Write Emails, and More. What’s the Catch?
- What Educators of Color Say It Will Take To Boost Their Numbers in School Leadership
- Student Scientists Are Publishing Their Research in This Peer-Reviewed Journal
- A Pandemic Pause, Then an Advocacy Renaissance for Teen Climate Change Activists
- The Building Was Sick’: PCBs Pose An Environmental Crisis For Schools
- Districts, Now Is Not the Time To ‘Get Back to Normal’
- The Lonely Road for Women Administrators
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teachers Are Not Meant To Be Martyrs

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- Education Week - January 25, 2023
- How Does Writing Fit Into the ‘Science of Reading’?
- ‘Encoding’ Explained: What It Is and Why It’s Essential to Literacy
- Young Writers Need Structure To Learn the Craft
- Q&A: How One District Found Success by Overhauling Writing Instruction

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- Education Week - January 18, 2023
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- How to Reset School District Priorities After a Long First Semester
- Schools Are Spending Big Bucks on Online Tutuoring. Here’s What They’ve Learned
- Big Money for Schools, No Strings Attached. Will MacKenzie Scott Change Education Philanthropy?
- Making Time for Academic Recovery In the School Day: Ideas From 3 Principals
- Teens Are Struggling With Climate Anxiety. Schools Haven’t Caught Up Yet
- What Is ChatGPT and How Is It Used in Education?
- New York City Blocks ChatGPT at Schools. Should Other Districts Follow?
- Cardiac Arrests Can Happen To Student-Athletes, Too
- OPINION: What ChatGPT Means For Writing Instruction
- How Did the Top Scholars Fare?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Science Skepticism Has Grown. Who’s To Blame?

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- Education Week - December 14, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- It’s a Nasty Cold and Flu Season, But Some Educators Are Reluctant to Take Sick Days
- What the Research Says
- More States Push Schools to Drop Native American Mascots
- Is a Comprehensive U.S. History Course Still Possible? Scholars Weigh In
- How a Student’s Push to End Paddling in Schools Became a Yearslong Civics Lesson
- How This Teacher Builds Relationships, Has Fun, and Makes Money on TikTok
- Foreign Language Teachers Are in Short Supply. How to Find, Attract, and Retain Them
- COVID Hurt Student Learning: Four Key Findings from A Year of Research
- District Pays $50,000 Fine to Scrub Confederate Leaders’ Names From Schools
- How to Recruit and Retain School Board Members of Color
- After a Rash of Student Suicides, This School District Stepped Up
- I’m a State Election Chief. Civics Education Needs Help
- Social Media Erupts After Calkins’ Essay On Reading Curriculum
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Student: I’m Not Prepared to Vote

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- Education Week - December 7, 2022
- Schools Trying to Prioritize Equity Have Their Work Cut Out for Them, Survey Shows
- Here’s How the Pandemic Changed School Discipline
- Schools Are Resegregating. There’s a Push for the Supreme Court to Consider That
- All That Ed Tech Schools Bought During the Pandemic Won’t Improve Equity. Here’s Why

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- Education Week - November 30, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- ‘Does Anyone Else Cry After Work?’: Teacher Reddit Is a Peek Into a Workforce In Crisis
- Why You Should Survey Your School Staff
- Unified Sports Level the Playing Field For Students With Disabilities
- Safe Space or Segregation? Affinity Groups For Teachers, Students of Color
- States Are Mandating Asian American Studies. What Should the Curriculum Look Like?
- Teens Know Climate Change Is Real. They Want Schools to Teach More About It
- Could Educator Shortages Affect the Future Workforce? Here’s What Business Leaders Think
- Conservative Advocates Vow Continued Push For School Board Seats Despite Middling Midterms
- How My District Overcame A Dire Bus Driver Shortage
- You Can Talk to Students About Their Stress
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- I’m a Student. Here’s Why Group Work Feels So Unfair

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- Education Week - November 23, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- The Learning Recovery Strategy Districts Are Overlooking
- Will Elon Musk’s Takeover of Twitter Start an Educator Exodus?
- From Hospice Work to 1st Grade: One Teacher’s Career-Changing Journey
- School Dress Codes Aren’t Fair to Everyone, Federal Study Finds
- As Revised Lucy Calkins Curriculum Launches, Educators Debate If Changes Are Sufficient
- HBCUs to Scale Up Teacher Residency Programs
- Schools Are Still Understaffed. Here’s How Hard-Pressed Principals Are Responding
- Third Grade Reading Retention Is Back. Should It Be?
- Middle School Is Tough, But These Principals Like It Best of All
- How to Survive—and Thrive— As a Middle School Principal
- Stop Demonizing Black Boys. Let Them Play, Too
- Why One Principal Is Asking Her Staff to Do Less
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Lucy Calkins Revisits and Revises Her Reading Curriculum

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- Education Week - November 16, 2022
- Why It’s So Hard to Weave Social-Emotional Learning Into Academics
- Building an Effective SEL Program: Lessons From 3 Districts
- Make SEL Work by Applying These 6 Best Practices
- How Educators View Social-Emotional Learning, In Charts
- What Educators Say Are the Biggest Barriers To Effective SEL

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- The Nation’s Report Card Shows Historic Drop In Math, Reading
- Briefly Stated
- Could Retired Teachers Be the Answer To Shortages? It’s Complicated
- Why the Gates Foundation Is Investing $1.1 Billion in Math Education
- What the Research Says
- An Idaho Student Won a School Board Seat. He Has a Message for Students Everywhere
- Educators Are Deeply Conflicted on Teaching Heated Cultural Issues, Survey Finds
- What Do ‘Parents’ Rights’ Mean Legally for Schools, Anyway?
- Atlanta District Drafts a Policy to Carry Out State’s ‘Divisive Concepts’ Law
- 5 Ways Teachers Can Collaborate To Support English Learners
- Two Decades of Progress, Nearly Gone: National Math, Reading Scores Hit Historic Lows
- 5 NAEP Takeaways on That Steep Drop in Math Scores
- 5 NAEP Takeaways on The Slide in Reading Achievement
- What STEM Can Do For Student Resilience
- The Secret Ingredient to Meaningful Teacher Observations
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How One School Is Keeping Its Teachers

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- Education Week - October 26, 2022
- Young Children Were Massively Overlooked for Special Education
- Addressing the Link Between Anxiety, Depression, and Student Attendance
- Key Data Points: Special Education During the Pandemic

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- Education Week - October 19, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- What People Don’t Get About Being a Principal: Reflections From 3 Leaders
- What the Research Says
- How to Teach About Natural Disasters With Care
- TikTok Challenges Are a Nightmare For Schools. How Should Educators Respond?
- Off-the-Shelf Or Custom-Made? Why Some Districts Are Designing Their Own Curriculum
- ‘Parental Rights’ Poised to Be Hot Issue in School Board Races
- Should School Districts Pay a Ransomware Demand? It’s Not Always Simple
- Can Teachers ‘Quiet Quit?’ Educators Talk About Setting Boundaries at Work
- How to Shake the ‘October Blues’ And Rediscover the Joy in Teaching
- Banned-Book Author: If a Book Isn’t in the School Library, ‘It Might as Well Not Exist’
- Inside the Struggle to Rebuild America’s Black Teaching Workforce
- 20 Teachers Can’t Afford to Stay Silent
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- An Ode to the Classroom Rhythms of Fall

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- Education Week - October 12, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Immigrant Students Are Under Pressure. Four Ways Districts Can Support Them
- Don’t Use State Tests ‘Punitively,’ Ed. Secretary Cardona Warns
- What the Research Says
- School Sports Participation Drops, Raising Concern About ‘Physical Learning Loss’
- ‘Swatting’ Hoaxes Disrupt Schools Across The Country. What Educators Need to Know
- A School Librarian Pushes Back On Censorship And Gets Death Threats And Online Harassment
- What Do Teachers Want From Learning Management Systems? We Asked
- Election Guide 2022: K-12 Issues & Candidates Shaping the Midterms
- Divisions on Race, Gender Intensify A Fight For State Superintendent
- The School Year Is Getting Hotter. How Does Heat Affect Student Learning And Well-Being?
- How Schools Can Help Refugee Students
- Federal Stimulus Dollars Can Help Ease The Teacher Shortage
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- 3 Shifts That Benefit New Ed. Leaders

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- Education Week - October 5, 2022
- E ditor’s Note: ‘How You Say What You Say Matters’
- K eep School Staff Motivated All Year Long: Advice From Principals
- E nsure Your Staff Gets the Message: 3 Tips for School Leaders
- How District Leaders Can Make Social Media Work For Them
- 10 Buzzwords Educators Never Want to Hear Aga
- W hat to Say— And Do—to Recruit Top Talent For Your Schools
- 7 Ways School Leaders Can Master Nonverbal Communication
- Visual Guide To Nonverbal Communication

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- Education Week - September 28, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Goodbye to COVID Vaccine, Testing Mandates. What That Means for Schools
- What the Research Says
- Why Teachers Are Going on Strike This Fall—and What Could Come Next
- Teacher Showers: Helping Hand Or Symptom of a Profession in Trouble?
- Affirmative Action Cases Lead What Could Prove Another Momentous Supreme Court Term
- Texas School District Imposes Broad Restrictions on Transgender Students’ Rights
- A Teacher Who ‘Refused to Be Party To Censorship’ Tells Her Story
- How ‘Fair’ Is Our Government? Teachers Posed Big Questions For Constitution Day
- The Pandemic Was a ‘Wrecking Ball’ for K-12, And We’re Still Tallying the Damage
- Schools Trim Number of Tech Tools They Use
- Holocaust Denial and Other Bogus Claims Are Poisoning Schools
- Advice for New Principals: 4 Things to Focus on First
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- I Don’t Want to Choose Between Job Security And Teaching the Truth

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- Education Week - September 21, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Digging Deeper Into the Stark Declines On NAEP: 5 Things to Know
- What the Research Says
- Why the Los Angeles Cyberattack Is a Wake-Up Call for Every School District
- Why Elite College Admissions May Play An Outsized Role in K-12 Math Programs
- These Teachers’ Book List Was Going to Be Restricted. Their Students Fought Back
- Political Debate Upends Texas Social Studies Standards Process
- This Superintendent’s Tiny, Rural District Got No COVID Aid. Here’s Why That Hurts
- Why Elite College Admissions May Play An Outsized Role in K-12 Math Programs
- Transgender Student Athletes Are In Limbo. Will Federal Law Add Clarity?
- How We Can Finally End the ‘Math Wars’
- Summer School Reminded Me Why I Love Teaching
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Danger With Giving Students Feedback

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- Education Week - September 14, 2022
- Editor’s Note
- When Did Equity Become a ‘Trigger’ Word?
- The Key to More Equitable Schools? Deep Commitment
- We Talk a Lot About Student Mental Health. We Need More Action
- What It Will Take To Transform Public Education
- Teachers Are Ready for Systemic Change. Are Schools?
- Why Can’t We Talk To Each Other Anymore?

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- Education Week - April 24, 2013
- Union Sues Over Basis of Appraisal
- In San Antonio, Pre-K Initiative Sets Steep Goals
- New Teachers Search for Place in New Orleans
- FOCUS ON: CAREER READINESS: States Seek High School Pathways Weaving Academic, Career Options
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- PARCC Proposes Common-Core Test Accommodations
- Some States Seek GED Alternative as Test Price Spikes
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Online Socialization Is Hot Topic Among Researchers
- Overhaul of the E-Rate Seen as a High Priority by FCC Commissioner
- Comments Weighed on Vending Machine, ‘A La Carte’ Proposals
- Corralling Local Support Still a Challenge
- FOCUS ON: CAREER READINESS: Swiss Academic, Career Paths Designed to Cross
- Obama’s Proposed Fix on Student Loans Ruffles Allies
- Head Start Officials Tight-Lipped on Which Centers to Lose Aid
- Policy Brief
- Legislative Briefs
- School Safety Legislation: A Tally by State
- A NATION AT RISK: 30 YEARS LATER: Where Are We Now?
- LAUREN BLAIR ARONSON: Advice to TFA From a Former Insider
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN, KARL DEAN, JAMES MITCHELL JR., BETSY PRICE, & RONNIE STEINE: Embracing After-School Learning

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- Education Week - June 12, 2013
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Obama Plan Champions E-Rate Fixes
- States Seek Flexibility on Testing
- FOCUS ON: SCHOOL LEADERS: Chicago Initiative Aims to Upgrade Principal Pipeline
- Questions Arise About Algebra 2 For All Students
- Year-End Exams Add Urgency to Teaching
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Race on to Ready N.Y.C. Teacher Reviews
- Districts Turning Summer School Into Learning Labs
- Preschools Aim to Better Equip Low-Income Parents
- After Early Progress, SIG School Struggles To Improve
- Progress, Persistence Seen in Latest Data on Bullying
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: ‘MOOC’ Plan Could Spawn Dual-Enrollment Courses
- Virginia Joins Ranks of States Creating State-Run Districts
- Blogs of the Week
- NCLB Bills Split Over Federal Role in K-12
- Policy Brief
- States Fold Teaching Into Preschool Rating Factors
- Peer Review Quietly Put On Hold For State Assessment Systems
- State Opposition Jeopardizes Common-Core Future
- OP EDUCATION: Are New Teachers Ready to Teach?
- EDWARD CROWE, MICHAEL ALLEN, & CHARLES COBLE: A Good Time for Progress in Teacher Prep
- JULIE GORLEWSKI: Teaching Toward Utopia
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- OTIS KRIEGEL: ‘You’ll Get the Hang of It’

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- Education Week - September 7, 2022
- Plunging Graduation Rates Signal Long Recovery
- Briefly Stated
- The Sex Ed. Battleground Heats Up (Again). Here’s What’s Actually in New Standards
- What the Research Says
- Students’ Math and Reading Plummet, Erasing Years of Gains, National Assessment Finds
- Lacking Bus Drivers, Schools Make Tough Calls on Transportation
- U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona: How to Fix Teacher Shortages, Create Safe Schools
- Inside the Push to Include Miscarriages And Stillbirths in Teachers’ Leave Policies
- Cascade of Factors Drive Down Graduation Rates
- ‘Graduation Counselors’ Go Door-to Door To Find Missing Students
- Dropouts Now Face a Steeper Climb To Earn A Diploma Post-Pandemic
- The Stubborn Persistence Of School Hierarchies
- What Teachers Need To Know About Diagnosing ADHD
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- My Dream for This Extraordinary School Year

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- Education Week - August 31, 2022
- In Uvalde, Pain Where There Once Was Pride
- Briefly Stated
- Artificial Intelligence Is All Around Us. So This District Designed Its Own AI Curriculum
- ‘Over It’: Most Educators Say They Won’t Wear Masks This Fall
- Should Medical Marijuana Be Allowed in Schools?
- Are Secondary School Principals And Their Students On the Same Page?
- Citing Safety and Challenges Serving Marginalized Students, Principals Eye the Exit Door
- Thanks, But No Thanks: Why Teachers Don’t Want to Be Administrators
- ‘We’ve Come a Long, Long Way’: A Former Uvalde Educator Reflects On the Town’s History
- A Place of Learning, Transformed Forever
- Uvalde Schools Aren’t Defined By One Tragedy
- When the ‘Science of Reading’ Goes Too Far
- A Purposeful Start: Priorities for the New School Year
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teacher Shortages: Who’s Abandoning Whom?

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- Education Week - August 24, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- How the Overturning of ‘Roe v. Wade’ Will Reverberate Through Classrooms
- ‘Roe v. Wade’ Won’t Be on Next Year’s AP Government Test
- How Should Asian American History Be Taught? A Scholar Explains
- This Technology Can Write Student Essays. Is There Any Educational Benefit?
- Two Okla. Districts Get Downgraded Accreditations for Violating State’s Anti-CRT Law
- In a School Emergency, Special Educators Feel the ‘Weight of the World’
- Co-Teaching: Valuable But Hard To Get Right
- Shouldn’t Classroom Doors Lock From the Inside? Here’s Why Many Don’t
- School Leaders With Disabilities: ‘It’s Important to Share That You’re Not Alone
- Why I Left Teaching
- I’m Putting the Joy Back in Teaching
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Higher Education to K-12: We Need You Now

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- Education Week - July 13, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- What Would Make Schools Safer? Here’s What Educators Say
- What the Research Says
- The World Feels Less Stable’: Educators’ Sense of School Safety Right Now
- Thousands of Students Will Face Long COVID. Schools Need to Start Planning Now
- The Supreme Court and Education: Key Rulings That Impact Schools
- Proposed Title IX Overhaul: Key Questions on What’s Next
- How School Staffing Shortages Are Hurting Students
- Paraprofessionals: As the ‘Backbones’ of the Classroom, They Get Low Pay, Little Support
- How Educators Can Respond to Dobbs
- Returning to ‘Normal’ Will Not Be Enough This Fall
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Cognitive Toll of Gun Violence

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- Education Week - June 15, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- For Principals, Prep and PD Fall Short, New Report Finds
- What the Research Says
- The First 5 Years in the Classroom Are Tough. This Teacher Has Ideas to Lessen the Burden
- Federal Special Ed. Funding Is Woefully Inequitable, New Studies Show
- What’s Behind the Fight Over the Biden Administration’s Stance on Charter School Funding
- Stories of Tenacity: 3 First-Generation College-Bound Students Keep Their Dreams on Track
- String of Shootings Heightens Focus On Graduation Safety
- The Uvalde Shooter Posted Threats on Yubo. What to Know About the App and Others Like It
- A School Openly Discusses Race In a State That Restricts It
- Building Empathy Can’t Be Just Another Task
- We Can Do More to Stop School Shootings
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Do You Write the Story Of Your Future, When Every Day Might Be Your Last?

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- Education Week - June 8, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- As Nation Reels From School Shooting, Supreme Court to Rule on Wider Right To Carry Guns
- What the Research Says
- States Grill Districts on How They’ll Spend Their ESSER Money for Learning Recovery
- Some States Want to Lock in Universal Free School Meals as Federal Waivers End
- The Rise of Tutoring And Where It Falls Short, in Charts
- Using Virtual Teachers to Fill Vacancies: Smart Solution or Big Mistake?
- Responding to Student Threats: Schools Wrestle With How to Prevent Violence
- The Names: 19 Children, 2 Teachers Killed in Uvalde School
- Don’t Numb Yourself To the Horror of School Shootings
- How to Build a Healthier School Culture
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- You Can’t Change Schools Without First Changing Yourself

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- Education Week -June 1, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Are Teachers Obliged to Tell Parents Their Child Might Be Trans? Courts May Soon Decide
- What the Research Says
- What a Researcher Learned From One School’s Underground Snack Marke
- ‘It Has to Be a Priority’: Why Schools Can’t Ignore the Climate Crisis
- What Schools Can Do to Tackle Climate Change (Hint: More Than You Think)
- How One Principal Has Dodged The Staffing Shortage
- Tuxedos, Gowns, and COVID-Sniffing Dogs: A Pandemic Prom
- Trauma After Trauma: When Does It All Become Too Much for Schools?
- A Familiar Fight About How to Make Schools Safe
- The Grave Education Consequences Of the ‘Great Replacement’ Lie
- We Need to Talk About Racism With White Students Now
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Devastated Teacher’s Plea for Gun Reform

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- Education Week - May 11, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Why Misusing ‘Groomer’ as a Political Smear Is Especially Dangerous
- School Sports Are Back. Where Are the Athletes?
- What the Research Says
- ‘It Can Save Lives’: Students Testify To the Power of Poetry
- Key Takeaways From Praying-Coach Case While U.S. Supreme Court Deliberates
- 1 in 5 Educators Say They’ve Experienced Long COVID
- A Flood of Federal Cash and Then Layoffs. What Gives?
- With Millions of Kids on the Line, Can Schools Make Tutoring Work?
- Online Tutoring Can Be Effective, Research Shows
- What Is Culturally Responsive Teaching?
- What Should Culturally Relevant Teaching Look Like Today?
- What If We Treated Public Education Like the Crisis It Is?
- Why Students Can’t Tell Fact From Fiction Online
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Hardest Year Ever? One Teacher’s View

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- Education Week - May 4, 2022
- The Problem Solvers Of the Future
- How to Make Students Better Problem Solvers: Teach Them to Fly
- Conquering School Anxiety and Saving Lives: A Courageous Pilot’s Message for Teachers
- Ditch Those
- See How Latina Teachers Are Pushing The Boundaries of K-12 Computer Science Education
- Top U.S. Companies: How Schools Can Help Make Students Better Thinkers and Workers

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- Education Week - April 27, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Babies Are Saying Less Since the Pandemic: Why Schools Should Worry
- What the Research Says
- Why Districts Struggle To Spend Federal Relief Funds
- To Support Stressed Staff Members, Districts Are Turning to an Overlooked Resource
- Chronic Absenteeism Spiked During COVID. Here’s What Schools Can Do About It
- Beyond ‘Don’t Say Gay’: Other States Seek To Limit LGBTQ Youth, Teaching
- How School Leaders Can Respond to Pushback Over Social-Emotional Learning
- Teacher Job Satisfaction Hits an All-Time Low
- Here’s How Many Hours A Week Teachers Work
- What I Learned From Teaching ELLs For 30 Years
- How to Train an Anti-Racist Teacher: 9 Practical Takeaways
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Let’s Stop Assuming Students Are Up to No Good

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- Education Week - April 13, 2022
- EDITOR’S NOTE: How to Make Technology Work Better in Schools
- EDITOR’S NOTE: How to Make Technology Work Better in Schools
- Protecting the Privacy of Student Data Is Paramount. Here’s How Schools Are Doing
- Students Are Behaving Badly in Class. Excessive Screen Time Might Be to Blame
- Q&A: Why Schools Need to Talk About Racial Bias in AI-Powered Technologies
- Is Tech Destroying Kids’ Social Skills? Here’s How Social-Emotional Learning Can Help
- How Tech-Driven Teaching Strategies Have Changed During the Pandemic

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- Education Week - April 6, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- The ‘Nation’s Report Card’ Is Getting An Overhaul: 5 Things to Know
- What the Research Says
- A School Board Has the Right to Censure A Rogue Member, U.S. Supreme Court Says
- Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Put on Republican Hot-Seat Over Gender, Critical Race Theory
- Louisiana’s History Standards Got a Closed- Door Rewrite. What’s In and What’s Out
- Inside Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ And Anti-‘Woke’ Measures
- Students With Family Ties to Russia Face Hostility
- How the War in Ukraine Could Affect Teacher Pensions
- Tech Fatigue Is Real for Teachers and Students. Here’s How to Ease the Burden
- Tutoring Is Not the Best Path To Learning Recovery
- Why This Teacher Will No Longer Pay to Wear Jeans
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Ignoring Racism in Schools Actually Increases Prejudice

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- Education Week - March 30, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Feeling Discouraged? 10 Moments of Joy From Educators
- What the Research Says
- Schools Warn of Hunger, Higher Costs When Federal Meal Waivers End
- College Board Warns Against Censoring Its AP Courses
- Need a Laugh? These ‘Bored Teachers’ Are Hilarious
- Violence, Threats, And Harassment Are Taking a Toll On Teachers, Survey Shows
- How Skyrocketing Fuel Prices Are Hurting Schools
- Fewer People Are Getting Teacher Degrees. Prep Programs Sound the Alarm
- How Schools Survived Two Years Of COVID-19
- Schools Must Heal—Not Retraumatize— Survivors of Sexual Assault
- What Is Really Polarizing Schools Right Now?
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- My Students Are Falling For Wartime Propaganda

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- Education Week - March 23, 2022
- EDITOR’S NOTE: After Disruption, Innovation
- Schools Want to ‘Accelerate’ Student Learning. Here’s What That Means
- Why Schools See Extra Time as the Solution To Making Up for Lost Instruction
- How Schools Use Covey’s ‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’
- EXCLUSIVE DATA: The Teaching Strategies Educators Say Will Outlast the Pandemic
- Cellphones in Schools: Huge Nuisance And Powerful Teaching Tool
- These Teachers Are Sticking With Flipped Classrooms

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- Education Week - March 16, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- What’s Behind the Drop In Trust for Principals?
- What the Research Says
- Want to Reduce Suspensions for Students Of Color? Look to Teachers of Color
- ‘How Bad Could It Get?’ State and District Leaders Work to Combat Teacher Shortages
- Educators See Gaps in Kids’ Emotional Growth Due to Pandemic
- Masks Are Coming Off. Who Benefits? Who Is at Risk?
- Racist Bomb Threats and Post-Civil War School Burnings: A Scholar Connects the Dots
- Superintendent Turnover Is a Real Thing How Bad Is It?
- Vision, Your House in Order, and an Extra $20K: What It Now Takes to Hire a Superintendent
- Can Cushy Perks Keep Superintendents From Quitting?
- Can Cushy Perks Keep Superintendents From Quitting?
- Rx for Principals: Take In the Joy
- I Don’t Have to Love My Students To Be a Good Teacher
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Mental Well-Being Is a Bigger Issue Than COVID

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- Education Week - March 09, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Will There Really Be A Mass Exodus of Teachers?
- What the Research Says
- Schools to Pilot AP African American Studies Course Amid Upheaval Over Teaching Race
- Mask-Mandate Opponents Are Bombarding Districts With Insurance Requests. Here’s Why
- As Book Bans Spread, Suburban Moms Who Oppose Them Are Fighting Back
- ‘COVID Is Not Over Us’: As Pandemic Lingers, a Texas Mother’s Dismay Deepens
- Why Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is Relevant to Teachers
- How to Help Students Cultivate Hope When Worrisome News Is Stressing Them Out
- Students Want To Talk About Race
- Do Parents Want Schools To Be Able to Teach About Racism?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The New Problem Facing Urban School Districts

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- Education Week - March 2, 2022
- Editor’s Note
- School Counselors And Psychologists Remain Scarce Even As Needs Rise
- Students Train To Spot Peers With Mental Health Struggles and Guide Them to Help
- Peer Aid for Mental Health: ‘We Learn The Red Flags to Watch For’
- How Schools and Districts Can Support Educator Mental Health
- Suicide Is Rising Among Younger Students. Here’s How Schools Can Prevent Tragedy
- Superficial Self-Care? Stressed Out Teachers Say No Thanks
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - February 23, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- When Students Walk Out in Protest, Here’s What Administrators Should Do
- What the Research Says
- Here’s the Long List of Topics Republicans Want Banned From the Classroom
- How Politics Are Straining Parent-School Relationships
- Teachers of Color Are Linked to Social Emotional, Academic Gains for All Students
- How Do You Teach Black History Without Breaking The Law? Advice From a Teacher
- Teachers Are Losing Hope That This Can Be a Catch-Up Year
- How to Give Students the Confidence To Take on Rigorous Work
- In a Grueling School Year, Teachers Are Leaning on Each Other the Most
- A Tenuous Balance: Supporting Students While Pushing Their Learning Recovery
- A Former Cop’s Case For Police-Free Schools
- What Having Money for My Classroom Would Mean to Me
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- I Teach Aspiring School Leaders. It’s Not Business as Usual

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- Education Week - February 16, 2022
- A DECADE OF LESSONS For Leading in Tumultuous Times
- Jenna Monley Pennsylvania EXPERTISE: Family & Community Engagement
- Melissa Jacobs New York EXPERTISE: Literacy Support
- Susan Gilley Arkansas EXPERTISE: Literacy & STEM Support
- Derek Richey Ohio EXPERTISE: Finance
- Andrew G. Houlihan & Casey Rimmer North Carolina
- Marifer Sager Oregon EXPERTISE: Equity & Inclusion
- Leslie Torres-Rodriguez & Madeline Negrón Connecticut EXPERTISE: Expanding Access
- Ben Thigpen North Carolina EXPERTISE: Student Health & Wellness
- Lateshia Woodley Missouri EXPERTISE: Whole-Child Supports
- ‘Ambassadors of Hope’: Why Past Leaders Lean On Their Fellow Honorees
- A Past Leader Reflects

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- Education Week - February 9, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- New Survey: How the Pandemic Has Made School Leadership More Stressful
- What the Research Says
- Justice Stephen G. Breyer, Who Sympathized With School Administrators, Set to Retire
- Efforts to Ban Critical Race Theory Now Restrict Teaching for a Third Of America’s Kids
- How the Evolving Science on COVID Precautions Puts District Leader in a Bind
- Conversation with Quinta Brunson, Creator of ABC’s ‘Abbot Elementary: ‘Who Are We Without Teachers?’
- Want to Tackle Chronic Absenteeism? Try Texting Parents
- Can Online Tutoring Help Schools Dig Out Of a Pandemic Learning Hole?
- How to Promote Diversity and Inclusion At Your School
- Stress, Hypervigilance, and Decision Fatigue: Teaching During Omicron
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How We Get Holocaust Education Wrong

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- Education Week - February 2, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- From Principals, a Primer On Delivering Bad News
- What the Research Says
- Schools Are Desperate for Substitutes And Getting Creative
- Miguel Cardona Came in as a Teacher Champion. Has COVID Muted His Message?
- Pride Flags and Black Lives Matter Signs In the Classroom: Supportive Symbols Or Propaganda?
- Pivoting to Remote Learning: Why It Is Harder in Some States Than Others
- Teachers’ COVID Sick Leave, Explained
- Schools Are Scrambling to Find Effective And Affordable Masks
- Black History Starts in Africa
- Black History Needs Sanctuaries
- Where Do White People Belong In Black History?
- Correcting the False Narratives In Our Local History
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Expansiveness of Black History

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- Education Week - January 19, 2022
- Briefly Stated
- Students Embrace a Wide Range of Gender Identities. Most School Data Systems Don’t
- Why School Counselors of Color Matter More Than Ever
- 3 Ways to Help Students to Be the First In Their Families to Attend College
- Some Teachers Are Running Out of Sick Days, . And Administrators Are Hesitant to Help
- This Intensive Internship Helps Principals Get Ready For the Job
- How the Critical Race Theory Debate Is Rewriting Social Studies Standards
- Build a Strong Foundation
- Develop Trust
- Embrace the Risk, Increase the Support
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Empty Pageantry Of Education Research

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- Education Week - January 12, 2022
- Omicron Is Making a Mess of Instruction, Even Where Schools Are Open
- Still Waiting for Milk and Laptops? Supply Chain Mess Makes School Necessities Hard to Get
- Teachers Are Divided on Teaching LGBTQ Topics
- Schools Face Fears of ‘Critical Race Theory’ As They Scale Up Social-Emotional Learning
- Principals of Color Are Scarce. Here’s What Districts Are Doing About It
- The School Staffing Crisis Won’t End Any Time Soon
- For Anxious Teachers, Omicron ‘Feels Like Walking Into a Trap’
- 4 Reasons COVID Testing Students And Teachers Is Now a Nightmare
- A Principal Reflects on Two Years Of Loss
- Assessing Shooting Threats Is a Matter of Life or Death. Why Aren’t Experts Better at It?
- Data Science Is the Future. Let’s Start Teaching It

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- Education Week - January 3, 2022
- Many Older Students Struggle With Basic Reading Skills: How Can Schools Support Them?
- Intensive Tutoring Can Be Crucial For Older Readers Who Need Literacy Help
- Reading Difficulties In Older Grades Can Cause Shame: Here’s What Teachers Can Do
- To Build Lifelong Readers, Students Need Assists For Longer, Digital Text
- Staff Shortages Are A Barrier to Getting Students Extra Reading Aid
- Essential Practices For Building Literacy In Older English-Learnerswww

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- Education Week - December 8, 2021
- How Diversity Initiatives Are Evolving
- How Do Educators Feel About School Diversity? We Asked.
- Districts Are Trying to Screen Out Racial BiasesDuring Teacher Job Interviews
- Vast Majority of School Boards Lack Latino Voices.What Can Be Done About It?
- 4 Changes Schools Can Make to RecruitTeachers of Color and Keep Them Around

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- Education Week - December 1, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Schools in Most States Are Shielded From COVID Lawsuits. It May Not Help
- School Resource Officers Explained
- Can Public Money Go to Religious Schools? A Divisive U.S. Supreme Court Case Awaits
- Transgender Students Need Adult Support In School. Is It Slipping?
- Are Bus Driver Shortages So Bad They Require The National Guard? Why Leaders Made the Call
- New Curriculum Review Gives Failing Marks To Two Popular Reading Programs
- Stemming the Toxic Tide of Technology
- This Year Almost Drove Me Out of Teaching
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Guide to Diffusing Charged Conversations With Parents

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- Education Week - November 24, 2021
- 6 Challenges for Science Educators
- Science Denial In the Classroom: What Causes It? How Should Teachers Respond?
- 5 Ways to Teach Climate Change, COVID-19 in Polarized Times
- Finding Hope In the Face of Climate Change: Why Some Teachers Focus on Solutions
- COVID-19 Is a Science Lesson Waiting to Happen
- Here’s How to Make Science More Relevant for Students of Color
- Catching Up Native American Students In Science

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- Education Week - November 17, 2021
- Anxiety Over Schools Fired Up Voters This Year. What About 2022?
- Violence in Schools Seems To Be Increasing. Why?
- The Complicated Picture of English-Learners’ Progress During the Pandemic
- State Test Results Are In. Are They Useless?
- Principals Went Through a Lot In the Last Two Years. Here’s What They Want To Hang Onto
- Some Schools Are Dropping Mask Mandates Should Yours?
- All K-12 Students Can Now Get The COVID-19 Vaccine. Here’s What It Means for Schools
- Schools Can’t Hide From Climate Change
- A Radical Approach To Student Mental Health: Offer Teachers Therapy
- Stop Telling Students ‘You Belong!’
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - November 3, 2021
- EDITOR’S NOTE: What Should PD for School Leaders Look Like?
- A Win-Win: Teaming Up Principals and Central Office for Professional Development
- 5 Ways for Principals to Turn Crisis Into Professional Learning
- EXCLUSIVE DATA: What School and District Leaders Get, Want, and Need From Professional Development
- How Taking a Turn in the Classroom Can Sharpen a Principal's Skills
- Coaching for New Principals Can Provide A Critical Pillar of Support

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- Education Week - October 27, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- How Staff Shortages Are Crushing Schools
- Is Censuring a ‘Rogue’ School Board Member a Free Speech Violation? High Court to Decide
- 4-Day School Weeks: New Research Examines the Benefits and Drawbacks
- School Boards, ‘Domestic Terrorism,’ and Free Speech: Inside the Debate
- Popular Literacy Materials Get ‘Science of Reading’ Overhaul. But Will Teaching Change?
- Class of COVID: 2021’s Graduates Are Struggling More and Feeling the Stress
- The Pandemic Could Have Unlocked Remote Schooling. It Hasn’t
- Advice to New Teachers From a 20-Year Veteran
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Looming Crisis of Principal Turnover

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- Education Week - October 20, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- ‘Test to Stay’: New Approach Keeps COVID-Exposed Students in Class
- What the Research Says
- Schools Helped Defeat Polio and Diphtheria. Can They Do It With COVID?
- Silencing Parents or Protecting Educators?
- Calls to Ban Books by Black Authors Are Increasing Amid Critical Race Theory Debates
- Critical Race Theory Law Runs Into Legal Trouble in Arizona
- The Already Dire Substitute Shortage Could Get ‘Worse Before It Gets Better’
- With $102 Million in Grants, These Districts Plan to Train Principals With a Focus on Equity
- Districts Are Leaning on Medical Advisers To Help With COVID Policies. It’s Paying Off
- The Overdue Case for Competency-Based Education
- Teacher Wellness Shouldn’t Be A Teacher’s Job
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Toxic Positivity Has No Place in Schools

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- Education Week - October 11, 2021
- Older Students Need Social- Emotional Learning, Too
- The Pandemic Has Shaken Students’ Sense of Themselves
- Privacy, Porn, and Parents in the Room: COVID-Era Sex Education
- Why High School SEL Programs Feel ‘Lame’—and How to Fix Them
- How to Teach Older Students Social- Emotional Skills? Try Civics

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- Education Week - October 6, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- ‘No Respect and No Support’: K-12 Workers Explain Why Schools Struggle With Staffing
- CDC: COVID Outbreaks Far Higher at Schools Without Mask Mandate
- CDC Director Approves Booster Shots For Teachers, Reversing Panel’s Decision
- How Vaccine Loopholes Could Weaken COVID Shot Mandates for Kids
- A Vaccine for Kids Is Coming. 6 Tips for Administering the Shot in Your School
- The Decline of Hybrid Learning for This School Year, in 4 Charts
- Here’s How Schools Are Helping Afghan Refugee Students
- Students Sought Changes at Their Middle School. Their Principal Listened, and Acted
- You Can’t Legislate Away Black and Gay Educators and Students
- I’m Back in the Classroom With a Ph.D. and Some Advice for Policymakers
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Children Are Still Hungry. There’s More We Must Do

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- Education Week - September 29, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Educators’ Support for COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates Is Rising Dramatically
- Cases That Matter For Schools in New Supreme Court Term
- SEL Principals: How a Professional Development Program Addresses High-Stress
- How ‘Vaccine Discrimination’ Laws Make It Harder for Schools to Limit COVID Spread
- 3 Reasons Why Being a Special Education Teacher Is Even Harder During the Pandemic
- What’s Really Behind Staffing Shortages?
- Students Can’t Learn Without Stability
- Science of Reading Advocates Need To Acknowledge Uncertainties
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We Must Treat Climate Change As an Education Emergency

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- Education Week - September 22, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Can They Do That? Questions Swirl Around COVID-19 School Vaccine Mandates
- What the Research Says
- Principals Bear the Brunt of Parental Anger, Staff Fatigue as COVID Drags On
- COVID Protocols Keep Changing. Here’s How Schools Can Keep Parents in the Know
- Pandemic Tests Limits of Cardona’s Collaborative Approach as Education Secretary
- ‘I Need You to Wear a Mask to Protect My Child.’ A Mom Fights for Vulnerable Students
- Everything You Need to Know About Schools And COVID Relief Funds
- If Outdoor Learning Is Safer During COVID, Why Aren’t More Schools Doing It?
- He Taught About White Privilege and Got Fired. Now He’s Fighting to Get His Job Back
- Why School Districts Are Unprepared For COVID-19 Disruptions, Again
- A 6th Grade Class on Racism Got Me Ready for the Rest of My Life
- We Can Save the Good Parts Of Pandemic Schooling
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The 25-Year Case Against The Classroom-Management Field

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- Education Week - September 15, 2021
- Editor’s Note
- Are Schools Too Big (And Too Important) to Fail?
- What the Data Say
- Schools Can’t Solve Our Student Homelessness Problem Alone
- What the Indian Caste System Taught Me About Racism
- Teachers Are Not OK, Even Though We Need Them To Be
- Students Aren’t The Only Ones Grieving
- Principals Need Social-Emotional Support, Too
- Remote Learning Isn’t Just for Emergencies
- Do Students Have What They Need?
- Parents Are More Engaged. How to Keep It Going
- What Is the Purpose of School?

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- Education Week - September 8, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Higher Rates Of Delta Infections Projected For Fall
- Do Masks Stunt Students’ Social And Emotional Development?
- What The Research Says
- Mask Mandate Lawsuits Reflect Bigger Battle: Do States Or Local Districts Control Schools?
- Parents Like Social-Emotional Learning, But Not The Name
- Schools Had Plans For Federal Relief Aid. The Delta Variant Upended Them
- Local School Boards Are Banning Critical Race Theory. Here’s How That Looks In 7 Districts
- Are Schools Quarantining Too Many Students?
- How Can Schools Keep Quarantined Students Learning?
- How Educator-Prep Programs Can Support New Teachers This Year
- Welcoming Classrooms Can Ease The Pain Of Afghan Refugees
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Teachers, More Than Programs, Make For Great Reading Instruction

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- Education Week - September 1, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Letters To The Editor
- With Vaccine Mandates On The Rise, Some Teachers May Face Discipline
- Face Masks And Kids: Separating Fact From Fiction
- Why Failing To Require Masks Could Cost Districts Millions Later
- Federal COVID Aid A Flash Point As Tensions Escalate Over School Mask Policies
- Quality Counts 2021: Grading The States
- 20 Will The Pandemic Produce A New, Bolder Teacher?
- 20 Will The Pandemic Produce A New, Bolder Teacher?
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Why, Really, Are So Many Black Kids Suspended?

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- Education Week - August 25, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- More Schools Are Doing Systemic COVID Testing. Will It Work?
- As Delta Variant Spreads, Twice as Many K-12 Leaders Pivot to Hybrid Learning
- Virtual Learning Was Better for Some Kids. Here’s What Teachers Learned From Them
- Who Decides What History We Teach?
- Can Governors Really Take Money From Schools Over Masks?
- Defiant Superintendent: ‘How Can I Follow A Law I Believe Endangers My Students?’
- Mask Mandates Put ‘Local Control’ Of Schools to the Test
- This Science Teacher Doesn’t Want The COVID Vaccine
- What Will It Take To Get High School Students Back On Track?
- Sidelined and Shortchanged: Inside Hybrid Teaching
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Schools Are Facing a High-Conflict ‘Superstorm’

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- Education Week - August 18, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- A $5 Million Fine for Classroom Discussions On Race? In Tennessee, This Is the New Reality
- An Action Plan for Confronting Chronic Absenteeism
- What the Research Says
- What Does the Critical Race Theory Law Mean for Texas Classrooms?
- Thousands of Kids Lost Parents to COVID-19. Schools Must Prepare to Help the Grieving
- A View From the Hot Seat: How One District Leader Is Confronting COVID-19’s Latest Twists and Turns
- Why School Boards Are Now Hot Spots For Nasty Politics
- The Pandemic Made It Harder to Spot Students With Disabilities. Now Schools Must Catch Up
- When Teachers and School Counselors Become Informal ‘Natural’ Mentors, Students Thrive
- How Teachers Made School Happen In the Pandemic
- Remote or Virtual? The Choice Was Complicated
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- When Myth Masquerades as History

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- Education Week - July 14, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- How Does the Delta Variant Figure Into Schools’ Opening Plans?
- What the Research Says
- The Opioid Crisis Hit Schools Hard. Now They Want Drug Companies to Pay Up
- Four Things Schools Won’t Be Able to Do Under ‘Critical Race Theory’ Laws
- How the Pandemic Helped Fuel The Private School Choice Movement
- Why the Critical Race Theory Fight Is Harder For Educators Than the Common Core Battle
- Is the Bottom Falling Out for Readers Who Struggle the Most?
- Teachers’ Unions Vow to Defend Members In Critical Race Theory Fight
- Vaccinating Kids Against COVID-19: Why Families Are Afraid and How Schools Can Help
- The Complicated, Divisive Work of Grading Teacher-Preparation Programs
- Missing: More Than 1 Million Students Never Enrolled During the Pandemic
- I Had Hope for Racial Justice
- Why Are We Turning Our Backs On Remote Learning?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- What It Would Take to Eradicate Illiteracy

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- Briefly Stated
- Like Police Officers, Educators Have Been Caught on Camera Behaving Badly
- What the Research Says
- One Big Reason Schools Are Ditching Remote Learning: The Cost
- A Principal’s Battle With COVID-19
- Who’s Teaching the Children Crossing the U.S. Border?
- Does ‘Academic Freedom’ Shield Teachers as States Take Aim at Critical Race Theory?
- Defunded, Removed, and Put in Check: School Police a Year After George Floyd
- What Does It Mean to Call a Program ‘Evidence-Based’ Anyway?
- 8 Considerations for Designing High-Impact Tutoring
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- I Am an Indian-American Man. I Had Anti-Racist Work to Do

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- Education Week - June 9, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- How Decisions Are Made in a Crazy, VUCA World
- New Data on the Ways Full-Time Remote Learners Lost Out
- What the Research Says
- ‘They Already Feel Like Bad Students.’ A Special Educator Reflects on Virtual Teaching
- A Lauded Superintendent Retires After Years Of Crises: ‘I Don’t Want to Become Bitter’
- What’s the Best Way to Address Unfinished Learning? It’s Not Remediation, Study Says
- The Pandemic Brought Universal Free School Meals. Will They Be Here to Stay?
- How the Pandemic Is Already Changing Principal-Prep Programs
- Some Schools to Ditch or Restrict Remote Learning
- Where Did the Term ‘Asian American’ Come From?
- Compassion Fatigue Is Overwhelming Educators
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Can We Rethink Report Cards?

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- Education Week - June 2, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- What Is Critical Race Theory, And Why Is It Under Attack?
- Four States Have Placed Legal Limits on How Teachers Can Discuss Race. More May Follow
- Efforts to Root Out Racism in Schools Would Unravel Under ‘Critical Race Theory’ Bills
- Critical Race Theory Puts Educators at Center Of a Frustrating Cultural Fight Once Again
- Why Two Superintendents of Mostly White Districts Are Fighting Anti-Black Racism
- What the Research Says
- Quality Counts 2021: School Finance
- What I Learned From My First Year Of Teaching
- Why Other Countries Keep Outperforming Us in Education (And How to Catch Up)
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Critical Race Theory Isn’t a Curriculum. It’s a Practice

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- Education Week - April 28, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- FEMA Reverses Course, Says It Will Reimburse Schools for Some COVID-19 Costs
- Gifted Education Comes Up Short for Low-Income and Black Students
- What the Research Says
- As Schools Weigh How to Use New Aid for Homeless Students, Finding Them Is Step One
- Is the Assistant Principal the Most Overlooked, Undervalued Person at School?
- How to Talk About Next School Year Presents a Big Test for Education Leaders
- Discussing the Derek Chauvin Trial in Class: How Teachers Are Doing It and Why
- 4 Ways George Floyd’s Murder Has Changed How We Talk About Race and Education
- 8 States Debate Bills to Restrict How Teachers Discuss Racism, Sexism
- Racial Justice Demands More Than a Lawn Sign
- What Ed. Leaders Can Learn From a Wildfire About Spending Billions In Federal Funds
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Trans Youth Are Under Attack. Educators Must Step Up

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- Education Week - May 12, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- States Are Waffling Over Billions in K-12 Federal Relief. Schools Are Getting Antsy
- What the Research Says
- Summer School Is More Important Than Ever. But Teachers Are ‘Fried’ And Need a Break
- The Dismal State of School Infrastructure
- Masks or No Masks: School Leaders Say They Can’t Make Anyone Happy
- Remote Learning Isn’t Going Away. Will It Create Separate—and Unequal— School Systems?
- Changes in Special Ed. Services This Year Could Lead to Budget Cuts
- Science of Reading Advocates Have a Messaging Problem
- What It Really Means To Appreciate Teachers
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Our Quest for Racial Justice Must Not Stop

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- Education Week - May 5, 2021
- Why Teachers Leave—or Don’t: A Look at the Numbers
- Principals and Teachers Don’t Always See Eye to Eye. Can Getting In Sync Reduce Turnover?
- Pay Raises and Pandemic Bonuses: Can They Keep Teachers in Classrooms?
- 4 Ways Districts Are Giving Teachers More Flexibility in Their Jobs
- What Black Men Need From Schools To Stay in the Teaching Profession
- Teachers’ Mental Health Has Suffered in the Pandemic: 7 Ways Districts Can Help
- Mentors Matter for New Teachers. Advice on What Works and Doesn’t
- Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - April 21, 2021
- EDITOR’S NOTE: Technology & the Pandemic: What’s Next for Schools
- NATIONAL SURVEY DATA During COVID-19, Schools Have Made A Mad Dash To 1-to-1 Computing
- How to Make Teaching Better: 8 Lessons Learned From Remote and Hybrid Learning
- ‘A Year of Tremendous Growth’
- Cyberattacks: How Should Schools Respond?
- Most Students Now Have Home Internet Access. But What About The Ones Who Don’t?
- Schools Are Flush With Stimulus Money. Will They Waste It on Unproven Technology?
- OPINION: How Teachers and Curriculum Will Shape Ed Tech’s Future
- JOBS: EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - April 14, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- How COVID-19 Will Make Fixing America’s Worst-Performing Schools Even Harder
- Savings Are Running Dry Amid COVID-19
- Anti-Asian Violence: What Schools Should Start Doing About It
- Teachers Are Watching Students’ Screens During Remote Learning. Is That Invasion Of Privacy?
- ‘You Can’t Follow CDC Guidelines’: What Schools Really Look Like During COVID-19
- How a Cheerleader’s Snapchat Profanity Could Shape the Limits of Students’ Free Speech
- Student School Board Members Flex Their Civic Muscle in Supreme Court Free-Speech Case
- Ed. Leaders: Discuss Race, Call Out White Supremacy
- We Need a Better School Accountability Metric Than Absenteeism
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Year of Scourges: How I Survived Illness and Racism to Find My ‘Tribe’

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- Education Week - March 31, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Do Teachers Have to Disclose Their Vaccination Status? Experts Weigh In
- What the Research Says
- Suburban Public Schools Are Now Majority-Nonwhite
- School Budgets: Why They’re Not As Bad As Predicted
- Male Teachers Share Advice for Getting More Men Into the Profession
- Feds’ First Survey of Pandemic Learning Finds Nearly Half of Students Taught Remotely
- Miguel Cardona Talks Summer Learning, Mental Health, and State Tests
- ‘It Is OK to Grieve’
- The Story of Pandemic Learning And Suicide Is Still Being Written
- Don’t Assume a Return to School Is a Panacea
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We Are Part of Something Larger

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- Education Week - March 24, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Should Schools Test Students And Staff for COVID-19?
- Testing Students and Staff For COVID-19, Explained
- What the Research Says
- Lessons From the Pandemic That Can Improve Leading and Teaching
- Avoiding Another COVID-19 Wave: How Schools Are Handling Spring Break Travel
- COVID-19 Aid Focuses on Students in Poverty
- Driving the School Bus, Waiting to Be Vaccinated
- Acting FCC Chair: The ‘Homework Gap’ Is an ‘Especially Cruel’ Reality During the Pandemic
- Tackling Learning Loss? First, Listen to Your Students
- How to Engage Respectfully On Education’s Flash Points
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We Ignore the Pain of Black Children

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- Education Week - March 17, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Cedric Hall, the principalof Eagle Academy for Young Men in Queens, N.Y., describes leading his school community through the COVID-19 pandemic and a year of racial strife
- K-12 Internet Access In Trouble?
- Millions of Students Got Free Home Internet For Remote Learning. How Long Will It Last?
- Nearly Half of School Finance Officials Report ‘Sufficient’ Federal COVID-19 Aid, For Now
- What the Research Says
- How the latest COVID-19 Aid Breaks Down
- New COVID-19 Aid Headed for State, District Coffers
- Where 3 Districts Are Finding Time For Students to Catch Up
- ‘Deaths Every Single Day’: Leading a School Through the Pandemic and Racial Strife
- Biden Administration, Education Groups Back School District in Student Online Speech Case
- The Invisible Goalies in Education
- AP Exams Can’t Be Business as Usual This Year
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- To Improve Learning Outcomes, Give Students More Time

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- Education Week - March 10, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- One District’s COVID-19 Journey: A Year of Upheaval and Unexpected Insights
- The Key to School-Based COVID-19 Testing: Cooperation of Parents and Communities
- What the Research Says
- Pandemic Revives Debates On High-Stakes Tests
- This Is Not a Good Time to Fall Off the College Track
- New National Civics Guidelines Carve a Middle Path for Teachers In a Polarized Climate
- Clubhouse: What Educators Should Know About the New Audio Chat App
- Vaccinating Teachers Is Just One Part of the Reopening Puzzle
- Remote Learning Makes Time Management Even Harder
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Scary Truth About Student Radicalization: It Can Happen Here

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- Education Week - March 3, 2021
- Thanks to COVID-19, High Schoolers’ Job Prospects Are Bleak
- The COVID-19 Economy Is Putting Vulnerable Students’ Career Prospects at Risk
- How Virtual Learning Is Falling Short on Preparing Students For Future Careers
- How to Get More Students of Color Into STEM
- U.S. Companies: Key Job Skills Students Need Post-Pandemic
- Student Interest in Health- Care Careers Takes Off During Pandemic
- Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - February 24, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Is Lunchtime the ‘Weak Link’ In School Reopening Plans?
- 5 Ways to Remotely Support Students With Dyslexia
- What the Research Says
- Teachers Are Stressed Out, And It’s Causing Some to Quit
- Top-Tier Principals Spark Big Gains In Student Learning. A New Study Shows How Much
- Governors, State Lawmakers Pressuring Schools To Reopen Their Doors for In-Person Learning
- CDC Releases New COVID-19 Guidance For Schools. Will It Help Them Reopen?
- Some Districts Extend Paid Leave Policies As They Hope for Passage of Biden Relief Plan
- Teaching Means Talking About Socially Sensitive Topics
- Democratize Data For Stronger Schools
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Don’t Ignore the Joy in Black History

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- Education Week - February 17, 2021
- Baron R. Davis
- Anna Heyer
- Valerie Bridges
- Jason Hodgson
- Quincy Natay
- Nikolai Vitti & Sharlonda Buckman
- Danielle Kelsick
- Carissa Purnell
- Amy Perusse
- Doug Vander Linden
- A Past Leader Reflects

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- Education Week - February 10, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Here’s What Educators Should Expect From the Biden Administration on Education Technology
- What the Research Says
- Should Schools Become Vaccination Sites For Everyone?
- How School Districts Can Run A COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
- Miguel Cardona Pressed by Lawmakers On Tests, Reopening Schools, and Transgender Students
- Sitting on the Roof At Night for Internet: Pandemic Learning In the Navajo Nation
- My Hope for the New National Agenda
- Pediatricians on How to Reopen Schools
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Changing Your Mind Is a Skill. Let’s Teach It

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- Briefly Stated
- COVID-19 May Energize Push for School Choice in States. Where That Leads Is Unclear
- What the Research Says
- Can Schools Really Reopen in 100 Days? How Staffing Could Hobble Biden’s Plan
- Zoom and Google Outages: How Schools Should Prepare for Tech Problems
- The Violent History of White Supremacy Is Rarely Taught in Schools. It Should Be
- Has the Public Turned on Teachers?
- School Sports a Fresh Front in State Battles Over Transgender Students’ Rights
- The History of Black History Month
- When History Class Feels Like Propaganda
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Black History Is About More Than Oppression

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- Briefly Stated
- Will New COVID-19 Strains Mean More Cases in Schools?
- ‘No Going Back’ From Remote And Hybrid Learning, Districts Say
- What the Research Says
- Quality Counts 2021: Chance for Success
- From ‘Stunning’ to ‘Surprising’: How News of the Capitol Attack Was Repackaged for Schools
- How Miguel Cardona’s Hometown Experience Shaped Him for Education’s Big Stage
- Yes, You Can Study Politics Without Being a Partisan Hack
- The Urgent Questions The Pandemic Raises for Researchers
- A Road Map to Guide Crisis Research
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We’re in a Pandemic. Education Researchers Need to Step Up

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- Education Week - January 13, 2021
- Briefly Stated
- Teachers Are Already Getting COVID-19 Vaccines
- High Risk for COVID-19 And Forced Back to Class
- The High-Stakes Tests Facing Miguel Cardona
- Where the Nominee Stands On Key K-12 Policy Issues
- With Name Changes, Schools Transform Racial Reckoning Into Real-Life Civics Lessons
- Should Schools Be Giving So Many Failing Grades This Year?
- Millions of ELL Students Face In-Person, Federal Testing During COVID-19
- DeVos Resigns a Day After Pro-Trump Mob Storms U.S. Capitol
- Insurgency at the U.S. Capitol: A Dreaded, Real-Life Lesson Facing Teachers
- Caring for Students in the Wake of a Traumatic News Event
- Civil Rights for the New Administration
- We Must Talk About Remote Student Absenteeism
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Empty Promises Of Equity

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- EDITOR’S NOTE Battling Low Morale and Lagging Motivation
- As Teacher Morale Hits A New Low, Schools Look for Ways to Give Breaks, Restoration
- EXCLUSIVE SURVEY A Look at Teacher and Student Morale
- We Love Virtual Learning: Students, Parents Explain Why
- When Toxic Positivity Seeps Into Schools, Here's What Educators Can Do
- Digital Games: Powerful Motivation Tool or Not So Much?
- Inside the Effort to Find and Help Disengaged Youth

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- Briefly Stated
- No More Snow Days, Thanks to Remote Learning? Not Everyone Agrees
- What the Research Says
- How Teachers’ Unions Are Influencing Decisions on School Reopenings
- What Educators Need to Hear From Biden on COVID-19
- What Principals Have Learned From COVID-19’s ‘Stress Test’
- Using Student Data to Identify Future Criminals: A Privacy Debacle
- Theater Educators Struggle to Keep Shows Going Amid COVID-19
- Schools Grapple With Substitute Teacher Shortages, Medical Leave Requests, Survey Finds
- ‘One of Your Own in the White House’: A History of Teacher First Ladies and Presidents
- Remote Learning Hurts Attendance
- The Case for a Civics Graduation Requirement
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- When Social-Emotional Learning Is Misused

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- Editor’s Note Teaching Math in the Era of Covid-19
- What Research Says About Covid-19 and Math Learning Loss
- Digital Math Games and Apps: What Works and What Doesn´T
- the Problem With Remote Math Tests, and How Teachers Are Solving It
- Eacher Tips Keeping Kids Engaged During Online Math Class
- Teaching Math Through a Social Justice Lens
- How Parents and Schools Can Work Together to Keep Math Learning on Track

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- Education Week - November 25, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Training Bias Out of Teachers: Does It Work?
- What the Research Says
- Pandemic Is a Workers’ Rights Issue For Schools
- How Hybrid Learning Is (and Is Not) Working During COVID-19: 6 Case Studies
- A Highly Effective Vaccine Is Likely on the Way. What Does That Mean for Schools And Kids?
- Home Schooling Is Way Up With COVID-19. Will It Last?
- Districts Are Retreating to Remote Learning As COVID-19 Surges. Do They Have To?
- How Will Schools Pay for Compensatory Services for Special Ed. Students?
- Let’s Get Back to School—Differently
- How to Support Your Grieving Students
- 23 EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Parents Are Watching Like Never Before. ‘Trust Us’ Isn’t Enough

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- Education Week - November 18, 2020
- Did COVID-19 Really Drive Teachers to Quit?
- As Election 2020 Grinds On, Young Voters Stay Hooked
- Getting Schools Open: A No-Win Decision as Virus Cases Surge
- ‘Schools Need to Be Bolder’ About Reopening, Public Health Expert Says
- What to Watch as Biden Administration Charts Its Own Path on Education Policy
- Who Could End Up Heading Top Senate Panel on Education Issues
- Families Not Engaging Remotely? Rethink the Problem
- The Election Was Traumatizing For Many Students (and Educators)
- The New Face of Teacher Demoralization
- Briefly Stated
- What the Research Says
- Letters to the Editor

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- Education Week - November 4, 2020
- EDITOR’S NOTE Personalized Learning Faces 'New Normal'
- EXCLUSIVE SURVEY Why Personalized Learning Is Struggling During COVID-19
- 'Deep Learning' Is Hard to Do Virtually. Here's How to Make It Work
- Tailored Teaching: Same Subject. Same Teacher. 3 Different Student Experiences
- Will Competency-Based Learning Now Take Off?
- 6 Lessons Learned About Better Teaching During the Pandemic
- Q&A How Personalized Learning Is Weathering Tough Times

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- Education Week - October 28, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Lucy Calkins Says Balanced Literacy Needs ‘Rebalancing’
- What the Research Says
- Yes, Teachers Are Still Being Evaluated. Many Say It’s Unfair
- How the Fight for America’s Suburbs Started in Public Schools
- Why the Pandemic’s Recession May Fuel Legal Push for More K-12 Aid
- We Need Opportunity-Centered Teaching Now
- A Day in the Life of a Hybrid Teacher
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Season of Pandemic and Confusion

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- Education Week - October 21, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- As More Schools Resume In-Person Learning, Some Lessons From Districts That Did It First
- What the Research Says
- Why Rapid Coronavirus Tests in Schools May Not Be the ‘Game Changer’ Some Officials Hope For
- COVID-19’s Disproportionate Toll On Class of 2020 Graduates
- Conflicting Messages Exacerbate Student Detours on the Road to College
- Weighing College in a Pandemic: Opening Decision Letters Alone in the Dark
- Teacher Tips: How to Reduce Screen Time When School Is Online
- Schools Face a Daunting Challenge: Teaching Reading Online
- Casting Their First Ballots, Teen Voters Confront Pandemic’s Barriers
- What the Election Says About Character Education
- How to Prepare Students for Voting
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Roadmap for Reparations

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- Education Week - October 14, 2020
- The Essential Traits Of a Positive School Climate
- Exclusive Survey: What Educators Say About the Climate in Their Schools
- To Root Out Racism in Schools, Start With Who You Hire
- 5 Ways Principals Can Establish a Strong School Climate
- Opinion: What an Anti-Racist Principal Must Do

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- Education Week - October 7, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Is the Election Still a Teachable Moment?
- Friday Night Football Is Back On, Despite COVID-19 Concerns
- Talking Civics in Remote Classes in 2020: What Could Go Wrong?
- 4 Tips for Building Relationships With Remote Students You’ve Never Met
- How to Thwart ‘Zoombombing’ In the Remote Classroom
- Districts Feel the Pain From Standoff Over COVID-19 Aid
- Keeping COVID-19 Rates Low in Schools: Advice From a Pandemic Expert
- No, Critical Race Theory Isn’t ‘Anti-American’
- The Real ‘Patriotic Education’
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Missing Link in COVID-19 Ed.

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- Education Week - September 30, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Closing COVID-19 Equity Gaps In Schools
- How COVID-19 Is Hurting Teacher Diversity
- What the Research Says
- What Ruth Bader Ginsburg Meant to Education
- Education and the Supreme Court: What to Watch for in the New Term
- When There’s a COVID-19 Vaccine, School Employees Could Be Among the First to Get It
- Fewer Kids, Less Money: Pandemic Puts Districts in a Bind
- Why Students Still Can’t Access Remote Learning and How Schools Can Help
- Cyberattacks Disrupt Learning Even More During COVID-19
- As Schools Recover After COVID-19, Look to New Orleans
- How to Make Science Education Relevant
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- An Open Letter To a Parent Afraid of Anti-Racist Education

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- Education Week - September 23, 2020
- Inside
- Editor’s Note
- Do America’s Public Schools Owe Black People Reparations?
- Am I Part of the Race Problem?
- Internet Access Is a Civil Rights Issue
- Are Strained Police Relations a Solvable Problem?
- I Understand Now The Need to Abolish the Police
- Teachers Can Take on Anti-Racist Teaching. But Not Alone
- I Never Saw Myself Represented
- Students Need Anti-Bias Training, Too
- I’m 17, and I’m Designing Anti-Bias Training for My Fellow Students. Here’s Why
- Anti-Racist Teachers Ask, Whose Perspective?
- Principals Need Help Building Anti-Racist Schools

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- Education Week - September 16, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Mask Fatigue and No High-Fives: Teachers Discuss the Hardest Parts of In-Person School During COVID-19
- New Players Fill Child-Care Gap As Schools Go Remote
- COVID-19 Fuels Enrollment Increases in Virtual Schools
- Districts Struggle to Keep Tabs on COVID-19 Cases in Schools, Communities
- Districts Offer Cash to Families Who Skip the School Bus
- Teacher Morale and Student Enrollment Declining Under COVID-19, Survey Shows
- Teachers, Live Screen Time is Precious. Use It Well
- When Black Lives Only Matter Conditionally
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How Ready Are We to Support Kids?

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- As COVID-19 Spreads, Bands and Choirs Face Tough Choices
- Teaching Social-Emotional Skills Amid COVID-19
- How to Prevent Student Cheating During Remote Learning: 4 Tips
- ‘ There’s Just No Way’: Teachers With Kids Strained by Lack of Child Care
- As Teachers Livestream Classes, Privacy Issues Arise
- Laptop Delays, Zoom Glitches, Equity Gaps: Remote Learning Faces Big Challenges
- Owning Success
- Finding the Confidence to Speak Up
- Empowering Youth Voice
- Teaming Up to Beat the Pandemic
- Briefly Stated
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Education Week - September 9, 2020

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- Education Week - September 2, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Contents
- Trump Targets History Class, School Choice In Making His Bid for Second Term
- Deemed ‘Essential Workers,’ Some Teachers Told To Skip Quarantine After COVID-19 Exposure
- Covid-19 May Drive Principals to Quit
- Should Schools Suspend Sports? The Debate Is Getting More Tense
- Quality Counts: Grading the States
- TABLE: Grading Summary
- TABLE: K-12 Achievement
- Will Learning Pods Be Only for the Rich?
- We’re Teaching Digital Citizenship All Wrong
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Hidden Racism of Our School Financing System

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- Education Week - August 26, 2020
- Contents
- Briefly Stated
- Teachers With COVID-19 Health Risks: Who Gets to Stay Home?
- Overcoming COVID-19 Learning Loss
- Private Schools Catch Parents’ Eye As Public School Buildings Stay Shut
- What the Research Says
- What Will It Take to Keep Coronavirus Out of Schools?
- Race and Schools Are At the Center of Trump’s ‘Suburban Lifestyle Dream
- Betsy DeVos Backtracks on Remote Learning Options She Had Championed
- How a Biden White House Could Diverge From Obama on K-12 Policy
- How School Reopenings Have Worked Globally
- There Is Nothing Fragile About Racism
- When Parents Are Teachers
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Should I Choose My Life Over My Life’s Purpose?

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- Education Week - August 19, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Teaching During COVID-19: Instructional Improvements And Remote Learning Upgrades
- Schools Reopen and COVID-19 Cases Crop Up. Can K-12 Leaders Be Confident in Their Plans?
- Could the ˜Pandemic Pod¨ Be a Lifeline for Parents or a Threat To Equity?
- Worried Teachers Want to Know: What Happens If I Get Sick?
- Teaching in an Empty Classroom During COVID-19: Benefits and Drawbacks
- As Districts Seek Revenue Due To Pandemic, Black Homeowners May Feel the Biggest Hit
- Students in Special Education, English-Learners May Go Back to Class First. Here’s Why
- Mask Wearing Isn’t Unenforceable
- The Principal Is In
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Accidental Benefits Of the Coronavirus

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- Education Week - July 15, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Three Members of Navajo Family, Two of Them Educators, Die From COVID-19
- Can Teachers Really Do Their Jobs In Masks?
- The COVID-19 School Year: Schedules and Buses
- U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Prohibition On Tax-Credit Scholarships For Religious Schools
- Teachers Pay Teachers Works Toward Anti-Racism
- Police Face Fierce Push for Accountability Could Unionized Teachers Be Next?
- 6 Ways District Leaders Can Build Racial Equity
- What the Looming Economic Collapse Could Mean for Education
- Why I Showed My Young Children The Video of George Floyd’s Death
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Do White People Get It?

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- Education Week - June 17, 2020
- Are America’s Schools Ready For Tough Talk on Racism?
- Briefly Stated
- Q&A: What’s Next for School Policing in Minneapolis
- Schools Left Hanging as States Dither on Budget Cuts
- The Socially Distanced School Day
- Marny Xiong, School Board Chair and Social Justice Champion, Dies at 31 of COVID-19
- Catholic School Closures Rise Amid Pandemic, Recession
- Summer School Learning Plans On Shaky Ground
- COVID-19 Forces the Question: Should the Youngest Learners Have Devices?
- I Need More From Schools Than Lip Service About Racism
- School Closures Always Hurt. They Hurt Even More Now
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- For Teachers Who Understand Racism Is Real

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- Education Week - June 10, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- A Tragic Killing in Minneapolis Prompts Districts to Take a Harder Look at School Police
- Hurricanes, Earthquakes, and COVID-19 Make a Dire Trio for Puerto Rico’s Schools
- Early Reading Instruction Takes a Hit During COVID-19
- 7 Issues Facing K-12 Budgets as COVID-Shocked Legislatures Reconvene
- How Is COVID-19 Affecting Children’s Health?
- How Can School Sports Get Back on the Playing Field?
- Summer Programs Struggle to Keep Learning Fun From a Distance
- Instruction During COVID-19: Less Learning Time Drives Fears of Academic Erosion
- How to Root Out Anti-Black Racism From Your Schools
- A Teacher’s Letter to His Younger Self
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Don’t Make Black Families Choose Between Academics and Justice

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- Education Week - June 4, 2020
- Editor’s Note: Planning for the Future, Hoping for the Best
- COVID-19 Is Shaping Tech Use. What That Means for Schools
- It Was a Bumpy Ride, But Teachers’ Tech Skills Are Rising
- How Did COVID-19 Change Your Teaching, for Better or Worse
- Like It or Not, K-12 Schools Are Doing A Digital Leapfrog During COVID-19
- Coronavirus Pushes Schools Closer To a Computer for Every Student
- Why Principals Worry About How Mobile Devices Affect Students
- Q&A: How Tech, Coronavirus Will Change K-12 Learning by 2025

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- Education Week - June 3, 2020
- Briefly Stated
- Helping Students Grieve From a Distance
- Paraprofessional With ˜Gentle Spirit´ Dies at 27 From COVID-19
- Schools Get Creative With Pandemic-Proof Graduations
- Will Months of Remote Learning Worsen Students´ Attention Problems?
- oo Expensive to Re-Open Schools? Some Superintendents Say It Is
- Serving Special Needs Students During COVID-19
- COVID-19´s Turmoil Could Make Education a Potent Issue in the 2020 Election
- How CDC Guidance Could Alter Shape of Back-to-School in the COVID-19 Era
- Quality Counts 2020, School Finance
- The Urgent Questions Ed. Researchers Can Help Answer Right Now
- The Classroom Changes Teachers Will Make When Schools Reopen
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- A Teacher´s Letter to Her 2020 Graduates

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- Education Week - May 13, 2020
- Collapse: Coronavirus Will Make Inequalities in Public Schools Even Worse
- Briefly Stated
- Remembering 18-Year-Old Who Died From Coronavirus
- ‘Summer Melt’ Could Be a Flood As Seniors Shift College Plans
- Schools Struggle to Meet Students’ Mounting Mental-Health Needs
- 7 Big Issues for Unions and Districts in Remote Teaching Agreements
- District Hard-Hit by COVID-19 Begins ‘Tough Work’ of Getting On
- Right-to-Education Ruling Jolts Advocacy World
- Teachers Without Internet Work In Parking Lots, Empty School Building During COVID-19
- What We Can Still Learn From Hurricane Katrina
- A Blueprint for Reopening Schools This Fall
- The Sleeping Giant: Emotional Trauma
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - May 6, 2020
- Who’s Afraid of Math? Turns Out, Lots of Students
- Student Labels May Conceal Math Skills
- Calculus: Who Takes The Hardest Courses?
- Are Math Coaches The Answer to Lagging Achievement?
- Time to ‘Detrack’ Math Teachers, Reformers Say
- ‘Math Talk’ Helps Students Solve Problems

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- Education Week - April 29, 2020
- Exhausted and Grieving: Teaching During the Coronavirus
- Briefly Stated
- Remembering Flint’s First Black Superintendent
- Grading During the Pandemic? It’s a Tough Call
- Pandemic a High-Stakes Test For DeVos’ Leadership
- Remote Teaching: ‘I Started to Have a Panic Attack’
- The Disparities in Remote Learning Under Coronavirus
- Students Are Going Missing In Shift to Remote Learning
- Schools Struggle to Meet Rising Demand For Food
- Why the Coronavirus Crisis Hits Teenagers Particularly Hard
- Schools Are Staring Down A Fiscal Tsunami
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Best Research on Online Learning

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- Education Week - April 8, 2020
- A Critical Time For Well-Being
- Social-Emotional Learning: What’s Happening in Schools?
- Striving for a High School Where No One Feels Alone
- Teaching SEL When Students Are Home
- Dos and Don’ts When Choosing SEL Curricula
- The Success of SEL Hinges on Teachers
- What Does a Director of SEL Do?

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- Education Week - April 1, 2020
- Will Learning Gaps Widen as Schools Stay Closed?
- Special Ed. Poses Complex Challenge for Districts
- What Will Coronavirus Do to Hiring in Schools?
- Rush to Online Learning Has Teachers in Limbo
- Virus-Impact Package Aims $13.5 Billion at K-12
- The Scramble to Move America’s Schools Online
- Lessons From a Homeschooling Researcher
- How Effective Is Online Learning?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Lets Not Leave Vulnerable Families In the Dark

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- Education Week - March 25, 2020
- When School Shuts Down
- A Message to Our Readers
- Briefly Stated
- School Calendars Get a Rethink as Diversity Grows
- Endorsements Still Touchy for Unions In Election Season
- Student-Teachers Caught in Middle by Shutdowns
- Stand Down on Sales Pitches During COVID-19
- Now Is No Time for Spectator Democracy
- What the Coronavirus Feels Like in Communities Around the Country
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- How to Make Decisions In a Pandemic

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- Education Week - March 18, 2020
- If School Is Closed, Who Gets Paid?
- Districts Scramble to Feed Students
- Teachers, Politics & Social Media: A Volatile Mix
- ‘Decodable’ Books: Boring, Useful, or Both?
- Briefly Stated
- Ed. Dept. Developing Vouchers For Teacher PD
- Absenteeism Driven by Virus Could Trip States Up on ESSA
- What the Research Says
- Project Probes Gaps in Districts’ Ed-Tech Usage
- Making the School-Closing Call On Coronavirus
- Cyberattacks Forcing Schools To Bolster Security
- A Three-Part Agenda for School Board Conservatives
- Does Cultural Responsiveness Work?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The High Cost of a Coronavirus School Closure

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- Education Week - March 11, 2020
- Dress Codes: Are They Racist And Sexist?
- Learning to Become a Lifelong Voter
- States Scouring Landscape For New Pots of Revenue
- Transparency Lacking On Private School Choice
- Coronavirus Shuts Down Some Schools
- Briefly Stated
- After-School Programs Embrace English-Learners
- What the Research Says
- Legal, Practical Issues in Coronavirus Shutdowns
- An Author’s Advice on Growing Young Voters
- The Danger of ‘College for All’
- School Counselors Need Proper Training
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Numeracy Is Missing From Our Democracy

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- Education Week - March 4, 2020
- Feds to Schools: Get Ready for Coronavirus
- Schools’ Fight Over Vaping Grows
- Dyslexia Is Not a Bad Word, Advocates Say. Schools Should Use It
- A Space for Teacher-Candidates To Air Touchy Issues of Identity
- States Exerting New Control Over Reading
- Briefly Stated
- Teacher of the Year Nominees Speak Out
- LGBTQ Issues Roil Florida School-Choice Debate
- DeVos Grilled Over Ed. Budget at Hill Hearing
- In Debate, Bloomberg Offers Measured Take on Charters
- How I Empower the Students In My Districts
- Student Empowerment in Action
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- 3 Truths About Student Activists for Educators

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- Education Week - February 26, 2020
- When It’s Hard to Really Love That Student
- Academic Coaches Keep High School Athletes in Play
- Making Smarter Use of Time
- Briefly Stated
- Teacher Pay Push Maintains Foothold in States
- Study Tracks Hidden Segregation Within Schools
- What the Research Says
- Federal School Safety Center Focuses on Prevention
- Districts to Use Principals As Major Lever for Gains
- Trump Budget Would Slash, Recast Ed. Funding Stream
- Pushback Over SEL Bubbles Up in Idaho
- What’s in the Way of Change?
- Boosting Recess Time To Make ‘Play’ a Priority
- Smart Scheduling Puts Students First
- Later Start Times: ‘Big Shift, Big Impact’
- How Can We Make Better Use of the School Day?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- It’s Not About Productivity. It’s About Time Management

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- Education Week - February 19, 2020
- Bryan Johnson Hamilton County Schools, Chattanooga, Tenn. EXPERTISE: Career and Technical Education
- innovative K-12 leaders putting bold ideas to work in the nation’s school districts
- Nellie Aspel Cleveland County Schools, Shelby, N.C. EXPERTISE: Special Education
- Nolberto Delgadillo Tulsa Public Schools, Tulsa, Okla. EXPERTISE: Finance
- Joe Urban Greenville County Schools, Greenville, S.C. EXPERTISE: Food Services & Student Voice
- Betti Wiggins Houston Independent School District, Houston, Texas EXPERTISE: Food Services & Equity
- Jana Beth Francis Daviess County Public Schools, Owensboro, Ky. EXPERTISE: Curriculum
- Mark Breen Vail School District, Vail, Ariz. EXPERTISE: Technology
- Shari L. Camhi Baldwin Union Free School District, Baldwin, N.Y. EXPERTISE:District Leadership
- Jeff Wellington Hamilton Township School District, Hamilton Township, N.J. EXPERTISE: Student Wellness & Mental Health
- Marsha Francis Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, Ga. EXPERTISE: Teacher Support
- Gonzalo La Cava The School District of Palm Beach County West Palm Beach, Fla. EXPERTISE: Human Resources
- Johnnye Waller Lee County Schools, Sanford, N.C. EXPERTISE: Student Well-Being
- A Past Leader Reflects Tiffany Anderson shares her leadership journey since her 2015 recognition.

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- A Village’s Long Wait For a New School
- Ranks of Homeless Students Surging
- Unable to Dissolve Itself, Wis. District Struggles On
- Briefly Stated
- Air Filters: a Possible New Tool to Boost Learning
- High Court Leans Toward Support for Religious Schools
- Church-Run Charter Schools? Court Arguments Stir Discussion
- What the Research Says
- Trump Touts Tax-Break Plan In State of Union Address
- Teachers’ Union Issues Guidance on Coronavirus
- Do White Parents Really Want Integrated Schools?
- California Literacy Plan Piques Advocate Concerns
- Education a High Priority for Family Foundations
- Students’ ‘Dream Jobs’ Don’t Match New Economy
- How Artificial Intelligence Might Save Time
- Teachers, Especially White Ones, Need Anti-Racist Therapy
- Phonics Is Just One Part Of a Whole
- Does Studying Student Data Really Raise Test Scores?
- Letters to the Editor
- The Problem With Design Thinking (and How to Fix It)

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- Education Week - February 5, 2020
- Five Big Challenges For K-12 Schools
- Aptitude Tests Steer Students to Careers
- Hey Alexa, Are You A K-12 Learning Tool ?
- A Conundrum Over Teaching Creativity
- Where Classroom And Workplace Meet
- Teaching Students to Wrangle ‘Big Data’
- How Four Communities Are Facing the Future
- What High School Course Would You Design?

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- Education Week - January 22, 2020
- For Sick Teachers, Taking Leave Isn’t Easy
- Iowa Caucuses Offer a Lab For Civics Education
- Popularized by Social Media, ‘Flexible Seating’ Is All the Rage in K-12
- Briefly Stated
- Will Rural Education Get a Fresh Look?
- N.H. Lawmakers Twice Reject Federal Charter Aid
- What the Research Says
- Polarized Environment Shapes Policy Debates On Key K-12 Issues
- Weighing the Research: What Works and What Doesn’t
- What Your High School’s Program Of Study Says About How You See Your Students
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Soft Skills Are Hard to Master

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- Education Week - January 15, 2020
- Data May Help Slow the Turnover of Principals
- Federal Aid to Spec. Ed. a Sore Spot
- LGBT Teachers Await Protections
- Seeking Gifted Students In Untapped Places
- Briefly Stated
- Deep Roots in Fight Over Religious-School Funding
- ‘At-Promise:’ Can a New Term Change A Student’s Trajectory?
- What the Research Says
- Q&A: Troubleshooting Tech Realities In Rural Schools
- Is GreatSchools.org Making Segregation Worse?
- Democratic Candidates’ K-12 Spending Priorities: Big Numbers, Heavy Lift
- When Picking Up My Phone Replaced Picking Up a Journal
- How I Curate My News And Research Diet
- How to Tell the Scholarship From the Muck
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Navigating a Surging Information River

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- Education Week - January 8, 2020
- Editor’s Note
- Why do we study history?
- Whose fault is the black-white achievement gap?
- How come robots can’t be teachers?
- You are not your math anxiety
- Why studying religious texts in school is bad. And good
- What do we mean by ‘segregation’?
- Who controls our schools? Does anyone?
- Why does local journalism matter for schools?
- What are the big tech companies really after?
- Why don’t parents always choose the best schools?

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- Education Week - December 11, 2019
- Math: the Most Potent Civics Lesson You Never Had
- Choice Option Pushes A District to the Brink
- A Decade of Change For Teachers
- Dodgeball: Bullying Tool Or Fun Game?
- Briefly Stated
- What the Youth Vaping Epidemic Costs Schools
- How Much Should Teachers Talk in Class? Some Say Less
- What the Research Says
- K-12 Aid Formulas on 2020 Legislative Agendas
- Groups Weigh In as High Court Hears Guns Case
- The Roots of Inequality
- A Counternarrative to The ‘Achievement Gap’
- Unlearning Deficit Language, Together
- How Teachers Talk About Educational Disparities
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Is G-A-P a Four-Letter Word?

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- Education Week - December 4, 2019
- Teaching Reading Takes Training
- How Do Kids Learn to Read?
- Why Reading Practices Are So Hard to Shift
- What Teachers Mean When They Say ‘Balanced Literacy’
- A Look Inside One Classroom’s Reading Overhaul
- Popular Reading Materials Stray From Cognitive Science
- Most Ed. Professors Favor Balanced Literacy
- The Keys to Comprehension? Vocabulary and Knowledge

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- Schools Struggle to Widen Access To Gifted Classes
- ‘ Twice Exceptional’ Students Often Get Overlooked
- Gifted Services Don’t Reach All, Survey Finds
- Detecting Would-Be Shooters Vexes Schools
- TikTok: Powerful Teaching Tool or Classroom Problem?
- Briefly Stated
- For Many Young People, H.S. Diploma Enough for Success
- In Appalachia, Census Offers Hands-On Lesson in Civics
- Districts, Students Take Steps to Prevent Census Undercount of Latino Families
- What the Research Says
- Clashing Views on Civil Rights Data Proposal
- How Teacher Strikes Could Factor in 2020 Elections
- Some K-12 Leaders Are Beating CEOs At ‘Greatness’ Game
- Could Calif. Admissions Plan Shut Out Blacks and Latinos?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- ‘A Misguided, Inefficient Mess’
- 10 Simple Steps for Reducing Toxic Stress In the Classroom
- What Differentiated Instruction Is Not

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- Education Week - November 13, 2019
- Should Schools Have a Policy On Use of the N-Word?
- Shop Students Get Lessons in Unionizing
- Most School Shooters Gave Many Warning Signs, Report Says
- Screen Time Up as Reading Scores Drop. Is There a Link?
- Briefly Stated
- Education Issues Resonate in Governors’ Races
- Everybody Supports ‘Equity,’ But How Do They Define It?
- State ESSA Goals May Prove Elusive
- What the Research Says
- How to Close Gifted Education’s Opportunity Gap
- It’s Time for Schools to Completely Ban the “N Word”
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Stop Scapegoating Gifted Children

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- Education Week - November 6, 2019
- Hard Work Ahead
- Personalization Faces Skeptics
- Principals and Teachers Out of Sync
- The PL Explainer
- Learning Too Fast, Learning Too Slow
- ‘Genius Hour’ Lets Kids Take Charge
- H ow 6 Mistakes Can Cause Failure
- O lder and Younger Learning Together
- Q &A: Dynamic Duo Or Big Problem?

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- Education Week - October 30, 2019
- Deep in the Woods, a Test Of Leadership and Resolve
- Minimum Wage Hikes Stress Districts
- State Bans on Bilingual Ed. Nearly Extinct
- Briefly Stated
- Q&A: 5 Big Ed-Tech Problems And How to Solve Them
- Later Starts: Do They Help?
- What the Research Says
- Elizabeth Warren’s K-12 Plan Spotlights Funding, Charters
- Higher-Ed. Legislation Bubbling in Congress
- Raising the Bar for Evidence In Education
- An Educator’s Wisdom Is Evidence
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Science Fact vs. Science Fiction

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- Education Week - October 23, 2019
- Seattle Effort Merges Math, Ethnic Studies
- Autism Program Uses VR to Simulate Police
- Florida Governor Puts K-12 Agenda On Fast Forward
- The Challenging, Often Isolating Work Of School District Chief Equity Officers
- Briefly Stated
- Study: When Discipline Gaps Grow, So Do Learning Gaps
- Short Lunch Periods Undercut Healthier School Meals
- What the Research Says
- Chicago Teachers on the Picket Lines Once Again
- Election Wild Card: Elizabeth Warren’s Year as a Teacher
- School Board Member’s Use of Student Records Stirs Dust-Up
- ACT to Add ‘Superscore,’ Change Retake Policy
- Supreme Court Hears Three Cases On Rights of LGBT Employees
- College Prep Must Move Beyond Academics
- Stop Gawking at Student Protesters
- Letters to the Editor
- To Fix the College Admissions Process, Invest in School Counselors

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- Education Week - October 16, 2019
- Editor’s Note
- EXCLUSIVE SURVEY: How Teachers View Their Principals and How Principals See Themselves
- Do This, Not That: Veteran Teachers’ Advice to Principals
- Making Feedback Useful for Teachers
- What Knowledge Do Principals Need
- Teachers Share Ways Their Principals Show Appreciation
- Mediator in Chief: Solving Parent-Teacher Conflict
- Managing Discord Over Discipline

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- Impeachment: Tricky Terrain For Teachers
- Meet the Students Who Might Hack Your School District
- Youth Activists Draw Taunts, Threats
- Briefly Stated
- 20,000 Chicago Teachers Plan to Go on Strike
- What the Research Says
- Two Districts Vow to Sue Juul, Say Vaping Harms Students
- Who’s Teaching Students After School Lets Out?
- Explainer: Your Guide to ESSA’s New School-by-School Spending Mandate
- Study: Inquiry-Based Lessons Led To Bigger Gains
- Stop Punting Dyslexia To Teachers
- How Predictive Are Tests?
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - October 2, 2019
- Civil Rights Data Report May Shift
- High Court Case Tests Faith-Based Use of Tax Credits
- State-District Tension Over Educator Pensions
- Educators Tackle Low Usage Rates For Digital Tools
- Briefly Stated
- Poverty, Not Race, Fuels the Achievement Gap
- What the Research Says
- What Districts Should Know About Policing School Cops
- DeVos Tests a Rhetorical Twist On ‘School Choice’
- Don’t Stop, Don’t Put Down Your Pencils: It’s Time to End Timed Tests
- The Youth Climate Strikes Are Why I Quit Teaching (for Now)
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- The Opportunistic Use Of Student Data-Privacy Laws

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- Education Week - September 25, 2019
- Educator’s Money Jitters Never Far Below the Surface
- We Asked About School Finance. What Did District’s Say?
- For Already Burdened Principals, Budget Control Remains Elusive
- Breaking Down The Where & Why Of K-12 Spending
- States Gird for ESSA’s DistrictSpending Reviews
- Procurement Is More Than Calculators and Red Tape

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- Education Week - September 18, 2019
- How Caring for Students Can Take a Steep Toll
- Teachers on Front Lines of Making Schools Safe for Transgender Kids
- Could Testing Wreck Civics Education?
- Wanted: Teachers as Diverse As Their Students
- Briefly Stated
- Digital Tools Are Everywhere, But Evidence of Impact Is Not
- What the Research Says
- Talking Politics at School ‘When the World Is on Fire’
- Presidential Candidates Argue Charters, Equity
- The Perils of Equity-Focused Leadership
- Special and General Education Should Be One Nimble System
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs

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- Education Week - September 11, 2019
- Alaska's Rural Schools Struggle to Keep Teachers
- Schools Say No to Cellphones: Should They?
- Bite-Sized Lessons Aim to Make SEL Easier for Schools to Teach
- Alaska's Rural Schools Struggle to Keep Teachers
- Briefly Stated
- 5 How ESSA Could Complicate Rural Turnarounds
- 6 Secessions Exacerbate Segregation, Study Finds
- What the Research Says
- 7 National Principals’ Union Chases More Members
- Rules of Engagement In the New Reading War
- Moving Beyond Culturally Relevant Teacher Prep
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- We Hold This Place Together: What makes a school work for teachers?

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- Education Week - September 4, 2019
- Quality counts: Grading The States
- Open-Source Science Curriculum Makes Debut
- Are Schools Required To Be Trauma-Sensitive?
- Google Tool Fuels Debate About Teaching Writing
- Briefly Stated
- In Battle Against Bullies, Schools Target Parents
- Teacher-Drivers Keep Wheels On the Bus Going Round
- What the Research Says
- What Are Threat Assessments And How Do Schools Use Them?
- The Challenges Ahead For Advanced Placement
- School Leaders: Avoid This Move
- Letters to the Editor
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- You Skipped a Step’

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- Education Week - August 28, 2019
- Special Ed. Surge Strains Flint Schools and Families
- Schools Tackle Vaping Amid New Health Problems
- Recession Jitters Revive Memories Of Past Downturn
- Teaching With Primary Sources When Voices Are Missing
- Briefly Stated
- Payday Lenders Push ‘Back to Sc Loans on Parents
- What Educators Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence
- What the Research Says
- R.I. Latest State to Orchestrate District Intervention
- Ethnic Studies Curriculum Deemed Anti-Jewish
- Teaching Primary Sources When Voices Are Missing
- Letters to the Editor
- America’s Invisible Homeless Students
- The Teacher-Prep Information Gap
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Don’t Shield Me From Problematic Conversations
- Stop Going Around in Circles

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- Education Week - August 21, 2019
- Years of Work But Still Separated by Race
- ‘Nobody Learns It in a Day’
- Activist Auditor Decries W.Va.’s Funding Data
- National Study Finds That Lessons On ‘Growth Mindset’ Boost Grades
- Letters to the Editor
- Briefly Stated
- Schools Face Latino Kids’ Fears After Shootings
- Shootings Reignite Focus On ‘Red Flag’ Laws
- What the Research Says
- R.I. Latest State to Orchestrate District Intervention
- Most Teachers Say They Would Strike for Better Pay
- K12 Inc., Ga. Cyber Academy Contract Battle Brews
- Inside a Procurement Dispute In North Carolina
- Teacher-Prep Accreditors Competing Once Again
- Prepping Schools for Emotional Effects of Disaster
- A Beacon for Confronting Mass Violence
- The Urgent Need for Anti-Racist Education
- Amid Rising Hate, We Must Make Our Students Feel Loved
- EdWeek Top School Jobs
- Congress, Do Something

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- Education Week - July 17, 2019
- Letters From Alaska a Taste of Rural Life—and Moose Snout
- Many Unknowns in K-12 Spending
- Students in Distress Strain Teachers’ Skills
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- School Police Systems to Be Revised in Chicago, New York
- q&a Advice for New Principals: ‘it’s All About How You Treat People’
- Democrats Vying for President Make Pitches to Teachers’ Union
- Teachers’ Union Delegates Focus on Politics, Social Justice
- Citizen Z How 3 States Are Digging in on Civics
- In Campaign Season, a New Look at Busing
- Trump Drops Fight to Add Citizenship Question to Census
- The U.s. Supreme Court and Schools, 2018-19
- Dave Paunesku: Stop Measuring Student Deficits. Measure Systemic Ones
- Katherine Schultz: How to Overcome Distrust Head-On
- John Waldron: We Can’t Just Shut Up and Teach
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Jeffrey R. Henig: What’s the Matter With Teach for America?

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- Education Week - June 19, 2019
- Review Finds Errors, Bias in History Materials
- Teacher Tensions Fuel Ky. Governor’s Race
- A District Turns to Parents to Help It Improve
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Are Rising High School Graduation Rates Real or Inflated?
- Turnout Drops for K-12 Elections Where Charters Thrive
- After Career Overhauling Ed. Schools, Levine to Step Down
- Fending Off Dread of Summer Break For Homeless Students
- Learn How Ed-Tech Leaders Are Tackling 5 Big Challenges
- How Charters Could Factor In 2020’s Democratic Primary
- State Legislators Tackle Broad Basket of Issues On Parents’ Checklist
- Timeline: Party Platforms & Charter Schools
- State Legislators Revamp Funding In Texas, Nevada
- Teachers’ Pay Raises Across the Country
- Joanne Golann & Mira Debs: Is Strict Discipline What Charter School Parents Want?
- Allison Fried: Don’t Do Restorative Justice Unless You Can Do It Right’
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Olivia Obeso: A Language-Skills Reality Check

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- Education Week - June 12, 2019
- Segregation Sways Disability Diagnoses
- Citizen Z On School Boards, Students’ Voices, Votes Are Rare
- ‘Citizen Science’ Pairs Students With Researchers
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Teachers Push For More Diverse Books, Fewer Stereotypes
- How Schools Can Spend Time More Wisely: 4 Big Tips
- Want Teachers to Engage Their Students? Teach Them How
- Feds Call Off School, Soccer in Shelters
- New Disaster-Recovery Team Unveiled By Education Department
- School Lunch on the Campaign Menu
- Teachers-Turned-Lawmakers Learn Political Ropes in First Session
- Jared Myracle: The Hard Part About Reading Instruction
- Bettina L. Love: The ‘Spirit Murdering’ Of Black and Brown Children
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Anthony P. Carnevale: It’s Better to Be Born Rich Than Smart

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- Education Week - June 3, 2019
- Quality Counts 2019: Finance
- Schools Deploy Massive Digital Surveillance
- ‘Disadvantage’ Index for SAT Angers Counselors
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Hurt in Shooting, Teacher Seeks Safety Training for Subs
- Los Angeles School Board Takes Stand On Abortion. Should It?
- Schools Turn to Mindfulness Practices To Ease Bad Behaviors
- Thousands of Black Educators Lost Jobs After Brown v. Board
- California Showdown Over Proposed Curbs On Charter Schools
- Biden, Sanders Lay Out Broad Education Platforms
- 2020 Presidential Candidates: Where They Went to School
- Mike Stone: Parents and Teachers Must Team Up Against ‘Fake News’
- John Waldron: Who Stands With Teachers?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Shaun R. Harper & James Bridgeforth: Racial Violence in Schools Comes as No Surprise
- Tyrone C. Howard: How Schools Can Foster A Better Racial Climate

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- Education Week - May 15, 2019
- What Do Teachers Really Want From PD? Respect
- Learning to Bounce Back From Failure
- What’s Harder Than Learning? Unlearning
- The Power of Facing Our Unconscious Bias
- Overlooked: How to Reach All Learners
- When the PD Plate Is Overfull
- A Whole New World Of Disney-Inspired PD
- Teachers’ Takes: PD Blind Spots

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- Education Week - May 8, 2019
- CITIZEN Z: How Schools Undercut Their Own Civics Lessons
- A Slow Build for Reporting On ESSA Data
- The Battle Over Who Gets Into Elite Public Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Girls Outshine Boys on Test of Tech, Engineering Skills
- Career-Tech Ed Drawing Higher Achievers, College Goers
- House Democrats Seek $4.4 Billion Ed. Dept. Increase
- Trump Meets With Teacher Honorees, Even as Two Boycott
- Lindsay J. Friedman: The Enduring Relevance of Holocaust Education
- Kathy Liu Sun: How to Solve Our Math Worksheet Problem
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- Education Week - May 1, 2019
- Districts Swamped by Cost of Hard-Fought Teacher Contracts
- Spec. Ed. Parent Spotlights a Tool For Advocacy
- Retired Teachers Struggle to Get By
- Principals Form Network to Help After a Shooting
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Wealthier Enclaves Breaking Away From School Districts
- Should Schools Teach Online Political Discourse?
- Virtual Charter Schools Fall Short On Four-Year Graduation
- Q&A: How to Bolster Cybersecurity In Your Schools
- Students Build Tiny Houses To Bring Geometry Lessons to Life
- How Does Title I Aid Stack Up State to State?
- Census Case Arguments Show High Court Divide
- Biden Has K-12 Record as Senator, VP
- Rural Broadband Gets Big New Aid
- Emilio Pack: The Hidden Barriers to STEM
- Q&A With Frank DeAngelis: Former Columbine Principal Reflects On Healing His Community
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Van Schoales: The End of Education Reform

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- Education Week - April 24, 2019
- Editor’s Note: What Educators Really Think
- U.S. Teachers Not Seeing Tech Impact
- Survey Results: Teachers, Tech, & Innovation
- Choosing Pragmatism Over Shiny New Things
- Business Principles at Work
- Ceos Target Problems to Solve
- Noredink / Jeff Scheur
- Commonlit / Michelle Brown
- Nearpod / Guido Kovalskys
- Four Teachers Show Their Ed-Tech Solutions
- Student Engagement / Abigail French
- Differentiation / Buddy Morales
- Assessment / Whitney Lawrence

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- Education Week - April 17, 2019
- Safety Drills Take Toll on Teachers
- Teachers Often Back in Class Too Soon After Childbirth
- K-12 Aid at Stake in Census Lawsuit
- Classrooms May Soon Shed Dated Desk/Chair Combo
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Mismatch Seen Between Science Tests And Coursetaking
- Studies Show How Schools Hinder Or Help Gifted Students
- How Teachers Fund Their Classrooms
- Meet the Moms in the Front Lines Of the Latest Reading Wars
- Fla. Lawmakers Push to Extend Vouchers Into Middle Class
- States’ Progress Uneven in K-12 Funding Battles
- DeVos Mends Fences With Chiefs, Faces Critics in Congress
- John Waldron: From Teaching U.S. Government to Living It
- Eugene Butler Jr.: Why a Culturally Responsive Curriculum Works
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Gregory J. Cizek: Common Core-ruption: The Gulf Between Large-Scale and Classroom Assessment

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- Education Week - April 10, 2019
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Education Studies Give New Scrutiny To the Bottom Line
- Puerto Rico’s Education Secretary Steps Down After Divisive Tenure
- Middle Schoolers Prep for Top High Schools After the Bell Rings
- K-12 Cyber Threats Keep Mounting
- Where Districts Spent on Principals, Scores Rose
- Budget Clash Spotlights Special Olympics’ Role In Schools
- State ESSA Report Cards Fall Short, Asserts Data-Transparency Group
- Democrats Seeking White House Make Educator-Friendly Pitches
- DeVos’ Rocky Debut Before New Congress Features Budget Clash
- Arguments Bare High Court Divide In Case on Federal Rules
- Jeffrey R. Henig, Rebecca Jacobsen & Sarah Reckhow: The Nationalization of Education
- Thomas J. Kane & David Steiner: Don’t Close the Book on Curriculum Reform
- Julia Keleher: Puerto Rico’s Outgoing Ed. Secretary Looks Ahead
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Interviews with five migrant students
- A Still Perilous Journey

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- Education Week - April 3, 2019
- Getting to the Tough Work of Making ESSA a Reality
- Hitting the Elusive Target of School Accountability
- A Heavy Lift to Make Data Transparent, Easy to Use
- In Drive to Revamp Tests, Some States in Pilot’s Seat
- States Scour the Research for Proven School Fixes

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- Education Week - March 20,2019
- Schools Confront Student Depression as Data Show Rates Rising
- Knowing When to Quit Can Be Tricky for Superintendents
- A Hands-On Approach to Democracy
- Gates, Zuckerberg Tout Big New Ideas
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Admissions Excesses No Surprise to Counselors
- Students With Disabilities Fear Scandal’s Fallout
- Students Learn ‘Soft Skills’ Solving Work-World Problems
- Trump K-12 Priorities Outlined in Budget
- DeVos Eases Restrictions On Religiously Affiliated Contractors
- What’s Next on a Rule Involving Bias In Special Education?
- Meet the Latest Class Of State Schools Chiefs
- Ball in DeVos’ Court as States Seek To Revise ESSA Plans
- Bettina L. Love: Dear White Teachers: You Don’t Love Black and Brown Children in Ways That Matter
- David Nurenberg: What Both Traditional And Innovative Schools Get Wrong
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Jessica Lee & Liz Morris: We Are Failing Teacher Moms

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- Education Week - March 13, 2019
- New Texts Failed to Lift Test Scores In Six-State Study
- A Fight to Halt Misinformation And Boost Vaccinations
- Schools Finding Record Numbers Of Homeless Students, Study Says
- Taking the Guesswork Out of Teacher Hiring
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Tech Research: 5 Key Lessons for Educators
- Why Teacher-Student Relationships Matter
- N.Y.C. Shelving Troubled Special Education Data System
- Feds Can’t Delay Special Education Bias Rule, Judge Says
- Recession-Proofing Tips For Districts
- Mary Scott Hunter, Mike Bileca, & John Eichelberger: Conservatives, It’s Time for Us To Focus on the Teaching Profession
- Josh Brown: Special Education Teachers Need Support
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Jared Myracle, Brian Kingsley, & Robin McClellan: We Have a National Reading Crisis

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- Education Week - March 6, 2019
- How Teacher Strikes Are Changing
- Tech Billionaire Takes New Path With K-12 Giving
- Middle School Science Series Fall Short in Review
- Third Grade Retention of ELLs: New Research Sparks Furor
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Audits Help Districts Rethink Classroom Readings
- Shift in Grant Priorities for Education Donors
- During Teacher Strikes, Principals Put to Test
- Most Elementary Teachers Fail Licensing Test On First Try
- Kansas City Data-Sharing Effort Shows Ballmer’s Strategy
- DeVos Pushes Federal Tax Credit To Boost School Choice
- Cash Rewards Weighed For Districts in Texas
- Checking In With a Pioneer Of Public School Redesign
- Mike Schmoker: The Problem With Literacy Programs
- David Curtiss: The Overlooked Consequences Of a Teacher Strike
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Adam Strom & Veronica Boix Mansilla: Recognizing Migration Is an Educator’s Imperative
- Twenty-six percent of school-age children in the United States are immigrants or children of immigrants, and many educators are blind to the biases that thwart their efforts to meet the needs of these students, researchers explain.

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- Education Week - February 27, 2019
- K-12 Staff Pared Down At Ed. Dept.
- In Many Charters, Graduation Odds Are Slim
- Automated Note-Taking Par for Business, But What About K-12?
- Bug-in-Ear Tech Helps Teachers
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- A Tidal Wave in Testing Has Slowed to a Trickle
- What Form Can Charter Schools Take? A Brief Field Guide
- Common-Core Testing 2.0: Get Updated in 7 Questions
- Ground-Level Perspectives On Spec. Ed.
- Figuring Out Graduation Rates For Charter Schools: It’s Complicated
- Teachers Asked to Swallow Concessions to Get Pay Hikes
- Student Speech Landmark Case Still Resonates
- Teacher Salary Concerns Spotlighted by Governors
- By Chester E. Finn Jr. & David Steiner: We Are Stuck. Is There a Route Out?
- By Julie J. Park: Why Class-Based Affirmative Action Isn't Enough
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- By John Waldron: I Channeled My Range Intro Winning an Election

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- Education Week - February 20,2019
- Roberto Padilla
- Joanna Burt-Kinderman
- Shomari Jones
- Suzanne Lacey
- Christie-Jo Adams
- Emilio Pack
- Jeff Hawkins
- Angela Ward
- Wendy Wyman

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- Education Week - February 13, 2019
- Boom or Bust? Civic Activism and The Next Generation
- Poll Finds Journalism Classes Going Strong
- Denver Teachers to Strike Over Pay Plan
- Stark Choice: Save Surplus, Or Spend on K-12?
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Teachers Are Turning to Podcasts As an Instructional Tool
- Florida Mulls Next Move After Governor Scraps Standards
- One Year After Parkland
- Debunking the Myth Of Rich Parents, Tech
- In Beverly Hills, Parents Embrace Tech
- Could Past K-12 Positions Haunt White House Hopefuls?
- Reading High Court’s Tea Leaves In Denial of On-Field Prayer Case
- Governors Lead Charge for Early- Education Programming
- States Reap Federal Preschool Grants
- Are States Poised to Tackle Outdated K-12 Funding Formulas?
- Mark Schneider: Is PISA a Victim of Its Own Success?
- Michele Bruniges: Let’s Embrace PISA’s Success
- Q&A With Rebecca Nagle: Lessons for Educators
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Bettina L. Love: ‘Grit Is in Our DNA’

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- Education Week - February 6, 2019
- Contents
- Four Lessons Learned When Teachers Went Beyond Bubble Tests
- Performance Assessment: A Guide to the Vocabulary
- How to Evaluate Group Projects: It’s About Content and Collaboration
- Can ‘Capstone Projects’ Deepen Learning for High School Seniors?
- Colleges Crack Open the Admissions Door to Consider Students’ Skills
- Digital Games Take the Stress Out Of Formative Testing in Georgia Schools
- Exploring Ways to Say So Long To Traditional Letter Grades
- Three Teachers, Two Test Questions: How Do Their Approaches Differ?

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- Education Week - January 23, 2019
- Pride vs. Prejudice in Schools Honoring Segregationists
- Comunity Wrestled With Complicated Legacy of a High School’s Namesake
- A Jim Crow Era Vestige Lingers in Eight States
- Teachers Missing Out on Flood of K-12 Cash
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- With L.A. Teachers Still on Strike, Principals Take Over Instruction
- In Los Angeles, Charter School Teachers Now on Strike as Well
- Shutdown’s Impacts Starting to Trickle Down to Schools
- Physical Computing’ Links Computer Science, Hands-On Learning
- Charter School Issues on Legislative Horizon
- Initiative Tightens Scrutiny on Restraint, Seclusion in Spec. Ed.
- States Using Post-High School Readiness as ESSA Yardstick
- CRYSTAL BELLE: What Is Social Justice Education Anyway?
- Joe Feldman: It Is Time to End Inaccurate, Inequitable Grading Policies
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- AMY CALLANHAN: Media Literacy Isn’t Coming To Save Us (But We Can Make It Better)

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- Education Week - January 16, 2019
- Quality Counts 2019: Grading the States
- A Broken Trust
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- L.A. Teachers Prepare to Strike In Nation’s Second-Largest District
- Gates Foundation Grants to Train Teachers on Curriculum
- New Setback for PARCC as Another State Abandons Test
- Racial Bullying Rose in Communities That Favored Trump in 2016
- On ‘Teachers Pay Teachers,’ Some Profit From Stolen Lessons
- Discipline Spotlight Back on States, Districts
- GOP Education Torch-Bearer Lamar Alexander Stepping Down
- School Safety Commission: Six Takeaways
- KATHARINEO. STRUNK: What True Public Scholarship Looks Like
- NORA GORDON: How to Become A Public Scholar
- ROBERTO G. GONZALES: The Making of a Public Scholar
- JANELLE SCOTT: Public Scholarship Is About More Than Edu-Celebrity
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- FREDERICK M. HESS: What I’ve Learned The Hard Way About Public Scholarship

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- Education Week - January 9, 2019
- Editor’s Note
- The Rising Relevance Gap
- The Erosion of Trust
- Special Education’s Future
- Bilingualism for Whom?
- The End of Annual Testing?
- A Black Achievement Paradox
- A Path to Desegregation?
- Consent: Lessons Beyond #Metoo
- The Innovation Trap
- Growing College Access
- What Educators Think About Innovation

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- Education Week - December 12, 2018
- Teachers Came Together to Strike. What Will Happen Next?
- Rollout of ESSA Report Cards Frustrates School Leaders
- New Legal Strategy: Civics Education Is a Constitutional Right
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Nap Time Boosts Learning, Studies Say
- Bezos Investment Continues Legacy Of K-12 Philanthropy
- Inspector General Blasts Ed. Dept. On FERPA Enforcement
- George H.W. Bush, the ‘Education President,’ Dies at 94
- DeVos Team Tempering Its Changes To Processing of Civil Rights Cases
- Federal Education Aid: State Winners, Losers
- Lining Up for 2020: Potential Candidates and Education
- Nina Parrish: Five Steps To Personalize Learning
- Nat Malkus & Amy Cummings: What We Don’t Know About Credit Recovery Can Hurt Students
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Thomas R. Hoerr: How We Can Develop Good People

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- Education Week - December 5, 2018
- Shortage of Special Educators Adds to Classroom Pressures
- Spec. Ed. Teacher Data Plagued by Faulty Figures
- Co-Teachers Combine Forces On Strengths and Specialties
- Priority: Preservice Training
- Top 5 Technology Trends In Special Education
- Online Proves to Be A Lifeline for Parents
- Navigating ‘Parallel Universes’
- When Empathy Goes Missing, Opportunities Can Fall Short
- A Student’s Journey Highlights Uneven Nature of Services
- How Parents and Educators Can Forge an Effective Team

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- Education Week - November 28, 2018
- Shakeups Loom in Post-Election State Landscape
- Teaching Civility in an Age of Conflict
- A Mission to Educate Migrant Students
- Districts Leading Interoperability Push Face Challenges
- Rock Tour for Teachers Combines Live Music and PD
- Audit Finds Fraud in Arizona Choice Program
- DeVos Rewrites Title IX Guidance On Sexual Assault and Harassment
- How After-School Programs Are Customizing Lessons
- U.S. Constitution Still a Timely Text for Civics
- Kindergarten Homework Debate: Too Much Too Soon?
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- School ‘Reform’ Loses Steam As a Topline Political Issue
- DeVos Team Holds ‘Design Challenge’ For ESSA Report Cards
- Charter Advocates Dealt Loss In California Chief’s Election
- Democratic Bill Aims to Put Brakes On Restraint and Seclusion Practices
- Warman Hall: What Comes After a Tragedy
- Nathan Gray & Jon Myers: Don’t Let Funding Have the Last Word
- Hannah Nieskens & Melissa Robbins: Suicide Prevention Is Our Responsibility
- Paul Kelly: When Leadership Is a Juggling Act
- William Sterrett: In Times of Crisis, Principals Lead the Way

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- Education Week - November 14, 2018
- Student Hackers Are Facing An Uncertain Future
- Dozens of Teachers Elected, But Many More Fall Short
- K-12 Funding Put to Acid Test At Ballot Box
- Principals Crack Down On Harmful Acts
- Teacher Evaluations Stretch Principals’ Expertise, Time
- ‘Transition’ Class Boosts College Credits But Not Learning
- Rural Educators Test Ways To Hook Gifted Students
- Schools Need Data To Make Safety Decisions, Researchers Say
- For Justice Sotomayor, Life Story Fuels Passion For Education, Civics
- Students Mine Local Angles In Post-Election Day Lesson
- Buckle Up, Betsy DeVos: House Democrats Take the Helm
- Changes Ahead as Wisconsin K-12 Chief Wins Governor’s Seat
- Election Roundup
- Nationally Recognized Teacher Elected to U.S. House
- Elias Aboujaoude: The Digital Assault On Cognition
- Thalia González, Alexis Etow, Cesar De La Vega, & Camila Cribb-Fabersunne: The Unintended Consequences Of ‘School Safety’
- Andy Smarick: What Is K-12’s Role In Civic Debate?
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Letters

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- Education Week - November 7, 2018
- Tough Questions Need Meaningful Answers
- Personalized Learning Still Means Whatever People Want It to Mean
- Face-to-Face, Personal Connections Given Greater Attention in Classes
- Taking a Step Back From the Digital Tools
- Raising Student ‘voice and Choice’ Is the Mantra. but at What Expense?
- In Providence, R.i., ‘none of This Works Without Great Teaching’
- Personalized Learning Marketing Adds to Confusion for K-12 Schools

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- Education Week - October 31, 2018
- Is America’s Next Generation of Voters Ready for the Job?
- After the Storm, Superintendent Picks Up Pieces
- Colorado Ballot Measure Tests Voters’ Appetite For Higher K-12 Funding
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Narrow Definition of Sex Could Affect Transgender Students
- SAT Scores Rise as Number of Test-Takers Tops 2 Million
- Tide of Comments to FCC Favored Net Neutrality, Report Says
- Latino Enrollment Shrank Where Police Worked With ICE
- Where Young Voters Learn the Political Scene: Google, YouTube, Mom and Dad
- Vouchers Expansion Battle Will Be Fought at Arizona Polls
- Feds Plan Fresh Oversight of Texas Spec. Ed. Plan
- Election Watch
- Hailly T. N. Korman & Lisa Pilnik: The Inadequate Education of Incarcerated Youths
- Natalia E. Pane: Our Willful Ignorance About Gun Violence
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Orly Friedman: What Does Personalized Learning Actually Mean? It Depends Who You Ask

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- Education Week - October 24, 2018
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ‘Coaches’ Helping Teachers With Classroom Tech Needs
- Math Scores Hit Lowest Mark In Two Decades on ACT
- Teachers Sue Student-Loan Servicer Navient
- Teachers’ Unions Facing New Round of Legal Battles
- Research Feeds Quest for Balance In Crafting of Preschool Curricula
- Hurricanes’ Financial Hit to Carolina, Florida Schools Is Deep
- How History Class Divides Us
- In Fla., Citizen Activists Set Sights On Textbooks
- Teachers Weigh Risks of Going Negative in Campaign Ads
- States ‘Un-Standardize’ Their Tests, But Give ESSA Pilot a Pass
- Lame-Duck Indiana Chief Voices Governance Frustrations
- Ajay Chaudry & Hirokazu Yoshikawa: The Latest Attack on Immigrants by the Trump Administration
- Jeff Frank: We Shouldn’t Teach Young Men to Fear #MeToo
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Frederick M. Hess & Michael Q. McShane: Four Takeaways From Bush-Obama School Reform

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- Education Week - October 17, 2018
- Contents
- How Principals Can Keep Schools Safe Amid Shooting Fears
- ‘I Want a Job and a Life:’ How to Find Balance in All-Consuming Work
- What Principals Can Do About a ‘Brewing Crisis’ Of Student Mental Health
- One Day in the Life Of Two Principals
- How Principals Can Banish Toxic Adult Behavior From Their Schools
- What Principals Can Do to Keep Good Teachers in Their Schools
- The Important Role Principals Play In Special Education

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- Education Week - October 10, 2018
- Facebook’s New Teen Drama Blurs the Line Between Real and Fake
- Why Teachers Stay Silent About Sexual Assault
- Election Puts Spotlight on Precarious Position Of State Superintendents
- Technology Turns Up the Tempo in Music Classes
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- How Schools Can Help as Teen Brains Mature
- DeVos Takes Message on Southern Road Trip
- ESSA Plans Fall Short in Spec. Ed. Arena, Advocacy Group Says
- Feds Probing Transgender Policy, Alleged Assault
- Education Department Gets Small Funding Hike
- Michele Shannon: Five Steps for a More Equitable Future
- Diane L. Moore: Public Schools Can’t Ignore Religion
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Nan Stein & Bruce Taylor: It Can Happen Anywhere

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- Education Week - October 3, 2018
- Simulator Helps Schools Prep for Shootings
- Tax Hikes on Table as Candidates Eye School Funding
- Class Work Lacks Rigor, Review Says
- Sympathy for Teachers Is on the Rise
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Schools See Big Progress on Broadband
- Though Not on Any Ballot, DeVos a Campaign Target
- Guns, Disadvantaged Students Take Center Stage at ESSA Hearing
- Advocates Raise Worry Over Benefits Proposal Involving Immigrants
- Lauren Morando Rhim & Stephanie Lancet: The Federal Government Is Letting Students With Disabilities Down
- Letters
- David Polochanin: School Start Times Matter
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Kate Ehrenfeld Gardoqui: Are We Making Students Argue Too Much?

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- Education Week - September 26, 2018
- Teachers Running for Office Show Strength in Primaries
- Jeff Bezos’ Pre-K Move Sparks Wary Reactions
- K-12 Funding in Spotlight as Bitter Rivals Do Battle for Wis. Governor’s Seat
- Arduous Job of Opening Schools In Florence’s Path
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Does Too Much Credit Recovery Inflate Graduation Rates?
- A Year Later, Hurricane Maria Still Haunts Educators in Puerto Rico’s School System
- What’s Motivating Amazon CEO’s Early- Childhood Ed. Approach?
- ‘Montessori Mafia’ Member Embraces How He Learned
- School Law Perspectives As High Court Gathers
- What’s in Store for States On the Feds’ ESSA Oversight
- Forces Build for Stronger Ties Between Schools and Families
- Emily R. Crawford & Lisa M. Dorner: How Educators Can Step Up for Immigrant Families
- Ron Berger: We Learn By Doing
- Letters
- Michele Miller-Cox: Improving Early Education, One Educator at a Time
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Scott Warren & Andrew Wilkes: Civics Education Must Put Racial Equity First

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- Education Week - September 19, 2018
- Opioid Epidemic Raising Concerns in Special Education
- New Teacher Side Gig? Online Tutor
- Social Media Use Among Teenagers Is Rising Rapidly
- If Democrats Take House, What Next?
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Conn. Stumbles in Quest to Use SAT For Accountability
- Was the SAT Leaked? Six Questions Answered
- In Quest for Bilingual Grads, Schools Push Dual Language
- School Aid Skirmishes Still Dog Wash. State
- Teachers on strike carry picket signs as they march around the Tacoma school district’s central administration building in Washington state.
- Education Tops List of Civil Rights Issues on Survey
- State Election Watch
- Ann Reid: How Not to Teach Climate Change
- Letters
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Sam Wineberg: Historical Illiteracy Is Repeating Itself

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- Education Week - September 12, 2018
- DNA Testing Seeks Answers For Dyslexia
- Teacher Activism Shows Momentum
- DeVos Tries to Steer Clear of Debate Over Federal Aid to Arm Teachers
- Thriving Students Are the Goal of City, District Partnerships
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Why ‘Generation Z’ Learners Prefer YouTube Lessons
- How a Proposed Tax Rule Could End Up Hurting School Vouchers
- DeVos’ Trip to South America Focuses on Workforce Prep
- Supreme Court Nominee Takes Turn Under Lights
- A Missed Handshake, Then Controversy
- Arne Duncan: ‘Silence in the Face of Injustice Is Un-American’
- Richard Ullman: The Perils of Putting Students in the Driver’s Seat
- LaTonya Pinkard: Why I Kicked a Book
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Randall Curren & Jason Blokhuis: Football Doesn’t Belong in School

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- Education Week - September 5, 2018
- Safety Burden Looms at Start of New School Year
- White House Ties in Question for Hispanic Officials
- Quality Counts 2018: K-12 Assessment & Chance for Success Grading the States
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Do School Dress Codes Come Down Harder on Girls?
- With Grants, Gates Launches New Strategy
- Nea Helps Teachers Vying for State Seats
- 8 Million Students Are ‘chronically Absent,’ States Say
- 5 Big Tech Trends Worth Watching This School Year
- Shootings at School Sports Events Raise Anxiety Levels
- State Chief Race in Calif. Proving Costly, Contentious
- John Mccain Backed School Choice, Native Education
- Chris Doyle: Teaching History in a Post-Truth World
- Q&A With Jen Gilbert: How to Tell a Different LGBTQ Story
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Alfie Kohn: It’s About More Than Just Behavior

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- Education Week - August 29, 2018
- Doubts Cast on Ability-Based Reading Groups
- School Shootings Find Dark Niche On Fiction Shelf For Young Adults
- Fury Erupts as DeVos Weighs Use Of Federal Funds to Buy Guns
- Colleges Grapple With Teacher-Prep Standards
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Student Voices From Puerto Rico
- Sophomore Iishe Davis walks across her campus at Scripps College in Claremont, Calif. A teacher-powered program at her Louisville, Ky., high school helped link Davis to the California college
- Teacher Links His First-Generation Students to Colleges
- Educators Wary of Ed-Tech Company Research
- Schools Turning to Anonymous Tip Lines to Thwart Violence
- At a Glance: The Federal Commission On School Safety
- School Mayhem Deeply Woven Into the Fabric Of Arts, Culture
- ESSA Now Requires More Details On School Spending
- Ary Amerikaner: For ESSA to Ignite Change, It Takes Partners
- Suneal Kolluri: We Need Advanced Placement Ethnic Studies
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- David A. DeSchryver & Noelle Ellerson Ng: How Districts Spend Is About to Be a Big Deal

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- Hate in Schools
- Clashing Visions as Puerto Rico Schools Open
- Parkland Students’ Road Tour Closes With Calls to Vote
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- With Declining Enrollment, Teacher Colleges Recalibrate
- Teachers Often Left Off State Education Boards
- Principals Join Wave of Educators Seeking Elected Office
- Students Learn to ‘Be their Own Boss’ On Lemonade Day
- Suit Targets ACT on Student Privacy
- Low-Income Students Are Focus Of New College-Aid Effort
- Florida to Create New Databa To Stop School Shootings
- Public Aligns With Teachers on Pay Issue, Survey Finds
- Pushback on Standardized Testing Loses Momentum
- Candidates in Midterms Spar Over K-12 Fundin
- How Districts, Private Schools, Partner on Special Education
- What Is Career and Technical Education?
- Trump Signs Bipartisan Bill on Career-Tech
- School-Safety Panel Hears Sharply Divergent Messages
- Matthew Gaydos & Kurt Dean Squire: Video Games Could Be Good for Young Brains
- Paul Reville: Teachers’ Unions Must Decide Their Future
- Gabrielle Weber: Ignoring Mental Health Sabotages Learning
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Lashawn Routé Chatmon & Kathleen Osta: How to Liberate the Schoolhouse From Racial Bias

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- Conservative Groups Push Teachers To Drop Their Unions
- Our Students Don’t Get Enough Civics, Principals Say
- Next Up in Teacher Activism: Run for State Office
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Alexa Moves Into Class, Raising Alarm Bells
- In K-12, 20 Percent of Staff Say #MeToo
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Right-to-Read Lawsuits Press On, Despite Court Setback
- Educating Migrant Students in Shelters
- Gates Teacher-Effectiveness Program Shows No Payoff
- After Janus, Defiant Union Looks Ahead
- Shock Waves for Unions After Stinging Defeat In Janus Case
- Volunteering Rates Dropped Among Young Americans
- Trump Rescinds Obama-Era Guidance On Diversity at Schools
- Trump Team Set to Revisit ‘Voc Rehab’ Regulations
- U.S. Supreme Court and Schools: 2017-18
- Kennedy’s K-12 Legacy a Deep One
- Pick for U.S. Supreme Court Has Light Record Of Education Rulings
- Inside a Merger Plan for Ed., Labor Depts.
- Education Action in Congress: A Midsummer Roundup
- Betsy DeVos: What We Can Learn About Education From Europe
- Randi Weingarten: ‘We Are in a Race for The Soul of Our Country’
- Lily Eskelsen García: We Aren’t Going Anywhere
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Mark A. Elgart & Belle S. Wheelan: How to Prepare for the Future of School Choice

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- Memorial Honors Fallen Educators
- A ‘Plan, Do, Study, Act’ Approach To a Better Freshman Year
- Teachers’ Unions Go on Offensive to Stem Losses
- Ed-Tech Companies Tracking Students’ Emotions, Mindsets
- Federal i3 Grants Yield Successes, Illuminate Challenges
- DeVos Warned of Harm to ELLs If She Scraps Federal Office
- Q&A: Getting Feedback Right
- Head Start Programs Turn to Data For Problem-Solving
- No Election-Year Lull for State Lawmakers
- Advocates Worried About Spec. Ed. Testing Waivers Under ESSA
- DeVos’ European Tour Yields Insights, Cautions
- How Obama K-12 Policies Have Fared Under Trump
- Arina Bokas & Robert Ward: Could Altruism Curb Teen Suicide?
- Tyrone C. Howard: We Must Do Better By Our Most Vulnerable Children
- Michele Gay & Alissa Parker: School Safety Belongs to All of Us
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- K-12 Schools Get Hit Hard by Hacking
- In San Francisco, a Bold Effort To De-Track Algebra
- Gifted Resources Scarce in Alaska
- States Still Strain To Find One Path On Accountability
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- To Improve Math Teaching, Coaches Get Ongoing Lessons
- More High Schools Found To Have Low Graduation Rates
- DeVos Goes Before Senators In Wide-Ranging Hearing
- Emotion Meets Policy At School-Safety Panel
- Abuse Allegations Lead District To Drop Head Start Grant
- Maggie Norris: A Team Approach to Problem-Solving
- Diane Caldwell: An Instructional Coach Builds Trust
- Sarah Menn: A New Coach Finds Her Footing
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Family Moves: A Young Teacher Embraces Honest Feedback
- Ron Myers: A Busy Principal Empowers His Teachers

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- QUALITY COUNTS 2018: FINANCE Grading the States
- Ready for a Shooter? Some School Police Say No
- During Strikes, Stakes High for Teachers’ Aides
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Matching Texts to Science Standards a Tough Task
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: How an Online Algebra Tutor Became a ‘Math Celebrity
- After-School Programs Enter Career-Tech Space
- Scant Focus on Gun Issue At School-Safety Panel’s Outing
- Ed. Dept. Sued Over New Approach To Civil Rights Complaints
- School Police: Who They Are; What They Do
- Courts Take Expansive View In Transgender-Rights Cases
- What’s in ESSA’s Big Flexible-Spending Pot
- Helen F. Ladd: A Better Way to Talk About Education
- Eric A. Hanushek: Test Scores Matter For the Economy, Too
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Britt Neuhaus, Phil Oreopoulos, & Thomas J. Kane: Who Decides If Ed Tech Even Works?

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- Education Week - May 30, 2018
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Number of Librarians Plummets in Schools, Data Find
- A Growing Vision Problem Is Hidden in Plain Sight
- Another School in Anguish
- The 10 Lives Lost>
- Santa Fe Shooting Sparks Debate on School Design
- Heated Comments Highlight Divisions in Wake of School Shooting
- Survey of K-3 Teachers Captures Affinity With Pre-K Colleagues
- Schools See New Dilemma in Teens Who Cyberbully Themselves
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Gamers Are the New School Athletes: The Rise of Esports
- Trump Panel Slammed on Pace Of School Safety Work
- DeVos Deflects Criticism At Capitol Hill Hearing
- State Restrictions on School Choice Earn Ed. Sec.’s Ire
- Jeannine Diddle Uzzi: Math Is a Language. Let’s Teach It That Way
- Natalia Kucirkova: Is Silicon Valley Standardizing Learning?
- Carolyn R. Hodges & Olga M. Welch: The Face of Leadership
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Michael J. Petrilli: A Fair and Effective Approach to School Discipline

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- Education Week - May 23, 2018
- Contents
- Unlocking STEM Pathways For All Students
- Early-Grades Science: A First Key STEM Opportunity
- A Manufacturing Rebirth, Starting in Junior High
- Move Over, Calculus. Statistics Is on the Rise
- Avoiding a Remedial-Math Roadblock to a Degree
- Is STEM Oversold as a Path to Better Jobs?
- Parents Are an Untapped Resource
- Should We Worry About the Gender Disparity in STEM?

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- Activists Take Fight to Polls
- A District Gains Traction for Better Discipline
- How Long Do Big-City Supes Last?
- Pre-K Punishment Under Spotlight In Federal Data
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Gates, Zuckerberg Team Up to Craft New Ideas for Schools
- The Faces of the Teacher Revolt: Young, Rookie Organizers
- Teens Express Worries About Online Privacy
- After-School Funding Remains on Thin Ice
- Trump Seeks $7 Billion Cut to Children’s Health Insurance Program
- Amy Curran & Elizabeth Sidler: Oklahoma Teachers (and Students) Change Course
- Rachael E. Gabriel & Sarah L. Woulfin: Race to the Top Is Over. Why Haven’t We Moved On?
- William J. Bennett & Karen Nussle: No, Strikes Do Not Support Students
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Paula Reed: I’m a Veteran Teacher. Here’s Why ‘Education Spring’ Has Come to America

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- Education Week - May 9, 2018
- Schools Play Catch Up to Rise in Student Vaping
- Teacher Strikes Show Power in Numbers
- Educators Battling Class Distractions Of ‘Fortnite Game’
- Ronald A. Wolk, Dies at 86; Launched Education Week
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Study: Language-Learning Ability Is Strong Until Late Teens
- Tenn. Struggles to Clean Up Huge Online Testing Mess
- Legalities and Politics Collide in Teacher Work Stoppages
- Improvement Mode Woven Into ESSA Plans
- Wide Swings Reported in Desegregation Data
- Derek W. Black: Don’t Call the Teacher Pay Hikes a ‘Raise’
- Sarah M. Stitzlein: Does School Choice Put Freedom Above Equity?
- H. Richard Milner IV: The Emotional Drain of Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Lorena Garcia: The Case for Sex Sexuality Education

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- Education Week - May 2, 2018
- Why Raising Teacher Pay Is So Difficult
- Where K-12 Salaries Lag Home Prices, Districts Try to Help
- Museums, Teachers Team Up on Science
- Disparities Grow for Students of Color, Federal Data Show
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Teachers Reach Across State Lines For Help Planning Protests
- Quality Crucial to Sustained Pre-K Benefits, Studies Stress
- Pearson Tests Growth-Mindset Messages In Software
- Spec. Ed.Community Assesses Legal Impact After Landmark Case
- Florida, California Revamp ESSA Plans In Quest for Federal OK
- Where Do States Line Up on Aid for Title I, Title II?
- Mike Schmoker: Why I’m Against Innovation in Education
- Nicholas Brake: Want to Support Public Schools? Stop Cutting Taxes
- Donald Sheldon: I’m an Arizona Teacher. This Is Why I Walked Out
- Letters
- Ted Dintersmith: What’s Actually Going on in Classrooms?

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- Education Week - April 25, 2018
- Facing Hard Facts on College and Career
- School Choice Proves Scarce in ESSA Plans
- After a Shooting in Her Classroom, Teacher Re-evaluates School Safety
- Pension Woes Have Teachers On Front Lines
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Discipline Gaps—and Ways to Close Them —Get Scrutiny
- Parents Lash Out at District Over Shooting
- Arizona Teachers Set to Strike Over School Funding and Pay
- Schools With Confederate Ties Slowly Shed Their Names
- U.S. Students Surprise on New Exam Of Online Reading
- NAEP: Gaps Widen Between High Fliers And Low Scorers
- Ed. Dept. Policing ESSA Assessment Rule On Special Education
- Federal Special Ed. Chief Aims to Foster Partnership
- School Shootings Reverberate On Capitol Hill
- Ian Rowe: What NAEP Scores Aren’t Telling Us
- In Conversation John Urschel: From the NFL to MIT
- Rebecca Kolins Givan & Pamela Whitefield: Teacher Pay Isn’t the Whole Story
- Thomas Toch: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ Education Is Still Going in the Wrong Direction
- Letters

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- Education Week - April 18, 2018
- Pressure Points for Principals
- What Principals Really Think About Tech
- Survey Results: On Tech Trends, Principals Say...
- Weighing Limits on Screen Time
- Screen Time: What Educators Need to Know
- Personalized Learning
- Personalized Learning: What Educators Need to Know
- On Social Media, Principals
- Social Media: What Educators Need to Know
- Principals Report Computer
- Computer Science: What Educators Need to Know
- Technology Leadership Is Tough

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- Education Week - April 11, 2018
- A High Court Justice’s School Law Heritage
- MLK: Watering Down the Legacy?
- Remaking High School With Help From Businesses
- After a Shooting, What Should Principals Do?
- Labor Unrest Fueling Hopes Of Democrats
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Does Praise for Good Effort Backfire for Teenagers?
- Schools Have Gotten Safer Over Time
- Effort Helps Teachers Sift Out Overlooked Gifted Students
- H.S. Diploma Criteria Fall Short, Study Finds
- Schools Re-Examine Facebook’s Data-Privacy Protections
- Trump Fails in Push to Slash Ed. Budget
- Betsy DeVos Weighing Action On School Discipline Policy
- Guidelines Spur Dismissal Of Special Education Complaints
- Vanita Gupta & Catherine E. Lhamon School Safety Shouldn’t Come at the Cost of Justice
- Anthon Brandt & David Eacleman The Gentrification of Creativity
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Frank Straub: Sarah Solano & John Rosiak Five Steps to Avert School Violence

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- Education Week - April 4, 201
- As ESSA Takes Flight, States and Districts Navigate a Complex Course on K-12 Policy
- Districts Aim to Wield Evidence-Based Tools In Satisfying ESSA on School Turnarounds
- In Quest for New Ways to Gauge School Quality, States —for Now -- Opt for the Tried and True
- ESSA Puts Heart on States to Outline Ways To Assure All Have Access to Good Teachers
- Making School - Level Spending Information Trasnparent and Easy to Use Is No Easy Lift
- In the Testing Arena,a Wait and - See Attitude As States Eye ESSA’s Offer of New Leeway
- State, Local Officials Scrapping to Take Reins Over ESSA’s Mix of Duties, Policy Flexibility
- How States Treat the Most-Vulnerable Students Emerges as a Political Flashpoint Under ESSA
- What’s New: ESSA Programs

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- Education Week - March 21, 2018
- A Teachable Moment For 2nd Amendment
- Student Walkout Taps Well of Anger, Sadness
- Sick of Low Pay, More Teachers Prepare to Fight
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- N.D. Districts Can Substitute ACT For State Test
- Study: Don’t Use ACT, SAT to Gauge School Achievement
- Spreading Social-Emotional Learning Across All Schools
- Educators and Finance Officers Team Up for Better Budgeting
- Schools Struggle to Use Data To Get Better
- Upcoming March Could Draw On Walkout’s Momentum
- Walkout Takes Aim at Gun Violence
- FACT SHEET: Students With Emotional Disabilities
- Response to Shooting Begins to Take Shape
- lorida Extends Private-School Vouchers to Bullied Students
- Surprise W.Va. Teachers Strike Emboldens Activists Elsewhere
- DeVos Still Challenged In Delivering Message
- Shakeup in Office Overseeing Student Privacy Rights
- MARY BETH TINKER: I Stand With the Students
- FRANK LOMONTE: Student Privacy Laws Should Protect Students, Not School Officials
- KIRSTEN BAESLER: Yes, Betsy DeVos, Our Schools Are Innovating
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LAWRENCE BAINES & JIM MACHELL: The War on Teachers Comes to Oklahoma

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- Education Week - March 7, 2018
- Yzmar Roman, an 11th grader in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
- Emotional Needs of Students, Educators Crucial to Puerto Rico’s School Recovery
- School Districts Weigh Security After Shooting
- Is It Time for a Focus on Civics Education?
- Immigrants Thrive In Canadian Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- DACA Continues for Now, as Does Uncertainty for ‘Dreamers’
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Schools Teach ‘Cyber Hygiene’ to Prevent Internet Attacks
- States Confront Range of Hurdles To Swift Action on School Security
- Teachers With Gun Training Wary of Trump’s Proposal
- Eyes on Pearson as It Moves to Sell Curriculum Business
- Outside Supreme Court, Union Supporters, Detractors Face Off
- Case Over Union Fees Poised on Knife’s Edge
- DeVos Eyeing School Choice As Option for Military Families
- Q&A with nadine burke harris: In the Wake of Adversity, a Pediatrician’s Guidance
- Olga Acosta Price & Wendy Ellis: Schools Shouldn’t Tackle Trauma Alone
- Letters
- Collected responses: After Parkland, Where Do We Go From Here?
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Gregg Behr: The 2020 Census: Every Child Counts

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- Education Week - March 7, 2018
- Yzmar Roman, an 11th grader in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
- Emotional Needs of Students, Educators Crucial to Puerto Rico’s School Recovery
- School Districts Weigh Security After Shooting
- Is It Time for a Focus on Civics Education?
- Immigrants Thrive In Canadian Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- DACA Continues for Now, as Does Uncertainty for ‘Dreamers’
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Schools Teach ‘Cyber Hygiene’ to Prevent Internet Attacks
- States Confront Range of Hurdles To Swift Action on School Security
- Teachers With Gun Training Wary of Trump’s Proposal
- Eyes on Pearson as It Moves to Sell Curriculum Business
- Outside Supreme Court, Union Supporters, Detractors Face Off
- Case Over Union Fees Poised on Knife’s Edge
- DeVos Eyeing School Choice As Option for Military Families
- Q&A with nadine burke harris: In the Wake of Adversity, a Pediatrician’s Guidance
- Olga Acosta Price & Wendy Ellis: Schools Shouldn’t Tackle Trauma Alone
- Letters
- Collected responses: After Parkland, Where Do We Go From Here?
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Gregg Behr: The 2020 Census: Every Child Counts

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- Education Week - February 28, 2018
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Computer Science for All: Can Schools Make It Happen?
- Pressure to Graduate Failing Students Is Felt Nationwide
- U.K. Curriculum Import Becoming Increasingly Popular
- Missouri Tackles Challenge of Dyslexia Screening, Services
- Lost Sense of School As a Safe Place
- Grief and Rage Drive Students To Demand Changes to Gun Laws
- A Florida City Forever Changed
- Lockdown Drills Prompt Fear, Stress After Parkland
- A Long Journey Ahead Seen For Survivors of Shooting
- On Social Media, Teens Witness, Grieve, Organize
- Legal Issues Loom for District In Shooting’s Wake
- One State’s Dive Into K-12 Aid Figures
- States Confront ESSA Mandate on Spending Transparency
- Several Ed. Dept. Offices Target of Reorganization
- Trump Seeks Ed. Dept. Budget Cuts
- The Editors: What Should Betsy DeVos Prioritize?
- Margaret Spellings: Higher Education
- Marilyn Anderson Rhames: Teacher Quality
- Karla Phillips: Personalization
- Maddie Fennell: Leadership by Example
- Shaun M. Dougherty: Career and Tech Ed
- Mike Tenbusch : The ‘Have Nots’
- Rafiq R. Kalam Id-Din II: Racial-Equity Agenda
- Erin McGrath: Lack of Choice
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Jerrod Wheeler: Impact Aid Is a Lifeline for Military-Connected Kids

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- Education Week - February 21, 2018
- JANICE JACKSON
- ROBERT HARRIS
- MOHAMMED CHOUDHURY
- MICHELLE SAYLOR
- SUSANA CORDOVA
- JOSEPH MELOCHE
- AILEEN OWENS
- DALE MARSDEN
- RACHEL RODRIGUEZ
- MICHELE EATON
- EMMANUEL CAULK
- JUDY LOBIANCO

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- Education Week - February 14, 2018
- Recovery of Puerto Rico’s Schools at Crossroads
- Will Teachers’ Unions Survive the Janus Case?
- When Students Assault Teachers, E ffects Linger
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- SCHOOLS & THE WORKFORCE
- Breathing New Life Into an Old Art: Poetry Recitation
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS
- Parties Gird For High-Court Showdown Over Union Fees
- A Pair of Rural Schools Struggle Back in Puerto Rico
- Funding Issues Grip States
- At Year One, DeVos Views Her Outsider Status as an ‘Asset’
- Advocates Build Case for Federal School Construction Aid
- Suzanne Bouffard: Principals Aren’t Ready for Public Pre-K
- June Atkinson & Dale Chu: For ESSA to Succeed, State Leaders Need Support
- Elizabeth Heubeck: How We Get ADHD Wrong
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Nonie K. Lesaux & Stephanie M. Jones: Early-Childhood Research Is Out of Touch

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- Tinkering Toward a Better Education System
- Showdown in Florida Over State ESSA Plan, Vulnerable Students
- How to Measure Bias in Spec. Ed. Crux of Fight Over Federal Rule
- Harassment a Pressing Issue for Schools
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Experts to Plot Map on Social-Emotional Learning for Schools
- Do Student Projects Have a Role In College Admissions?
- Study: Swapping ACT or SAT For State Test May Not Work
- States Are Teaching Flawed Lessons On Slavery, Says Study
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Clever to Help Schools Track Ed-Tech Usage
- Months After Storm, Puerto Rico Schools Still Struggle
- Defining Continuous School Improvement
- DeVos’ Freshman Year at a Glance
- Budget May Combine Major Research Programs, Advocates Say
- Democrats Use Hearing to Hammer DeVos On ESSA Plans
- Scant Mention of K-12 as Trump Gives Recap On State of the Union
- Robin Avelar La Salle & Ruth S. Johnson: Are Your Students on Track for Success?
- Matt Miles: Schooling Students on Screentime
- Joy Hakim: Storytelling Can Energize Instruction
- Letters
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Denise Juneau: The Bureau of Indian Education Is Broken

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- Education Week - January 24, 2018
- Teaching Shortages: Many Answers for a Complex Problem
- Can Child-Care Perks Keep Teachers on the Job?
- High school English teacher Ashley Amelianovich says goodbye to her son Miles, who is almost 2 years old, at the day-care center housed at her high school in Skokie, Ill. District leaders see the child-care center as a teacherretention tool
- N.C. District Trains Its Own STEM Teachers
- Latino Male Teachers: Building the Pipeline
- Angel Magana works as a paid paraprofessional in a Denver elementary school as he studies to become a teacher.
- Why Special Educators Really Leave the Classroom
- Are Teacher Housing Perks A Good Idea?
- From Teachers’ Villages To Tiny Homes
- Staffing Schools in No-Stoplight Towns

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- Education Week - January 17, 2018
- QUALITY COUNTS 2018: Grading the States
- Cheating Scandal in Atlanta Casts Long Shadow
- Unknown Fate for DACA Leaves Dreamers on Edge
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Ed. Dept. Finds Texas Suppressed Spec. Ed. Enrollment
- How Classroom Location Matters In Teacher Collaboration
- How Much Reform Is Too Much? Teachers Weigh In
- Students Thrive When They See Purpose In Their Learning
- K-12 Districts Advised on Rights in Post-‘Net Neutrality’ Era
- What’s on the Runway for Trump, Congress on Education?
- Year One: K-12 Presidential Scorecards
- States Slow in Adopting ESSA’s Testing Flexibility
- At Halfway Mark, Congress Faces Pile of Education Issues
- K-12 Key Topic for State Legislators
- Patrick J. Wolf: Four Sound Practices for Public Debate
- DATA: Which 2018 RHSU Edu-Scholars have the greatest social-media influence?
- Pedro A. Noguera: How to Decide When Your Voice Is Necessary
- DATA: Where are the Edu-Scholars?
- Robert Kelchen: Some Cautions for Junior Scholars (and Their Institutions)
- DATA: Percentage of 2018 RHSU Edu-Scholars with Twitter accounts
- Diana Hess: Scholars, Don’t Overstep Your Expertise
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Frederick M. Hess: When Public Scholarship Gives Way to Bombast and Bluster

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- Education Week - January 10, 2018
- Editors´ Note
- Student Motivation
- Big Picture: The Power Memory
- Teacher Preparation
- Big Picture: Diversifying the Teacher Workforce
- Parent Engagement
- Big Picture: Meet Parents Where They Are
- Q&A Master Scheduling
- Student Assessment
- Big Picture: The No-Grades Movement
- Data Findings Where Do Teachers Get Their Ideas?
- Homelessness
- Big Picture: Scaling Up Support
- Research Into Action
- Big Picture: Growing Growth Mindsets
- Opioid Crisis
- Big Picture: Broken Families, Broken Schools
- Artificial Intelligence
- Big Pictiure : Questions for the AI Age
- Civics 2.0
- Big Picture: Elevating Student Voice

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- Education Week - December 13, 2017
- Shift to Party-Driven Elections Looms as a Wild Card in N.C.
- Graduation Rates Rise for All, Experts Differ on Causes
- Leaving Partisan Divisions Outside Their Classrooms
- In California, a Quest to Give Minority Voters a Bigger Voice
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- U.S. 4th Graders Are Outpaced By Other Nations on Latest International Reading Test
- GAO: Vouchers Leave Parents In Dark On Special Ed. Rights
- U.S. Charter Schools Tend to Harbor Racial Isolation, AP Finds
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: U.S. Agencies Grapple With Student-Data-Privacy Guidance
- Inside a Key Voting-Rights Precedent
- Tax Plan Poised to Change Deductions, Choice in K-12
- Civil Rights, Spec. Ed. Picks On Hot Seat
- Missouri Chief’s Ouster Sparks Political, Legal Aftershocks
- GOP Proposes Revamp For Higher Ed. Law
- Charles Fadel: How to Modernize Education For The AI Age
- Michael Bennett: It’s Time To Start Taking AI Seriously
- Milton Chen: The Future Workforce Demands Extreme Learners
- Tess Posner: AI’s Future Is in the Hands of Those Who Create It
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Christopher Dede: Preparing for the Future Means Unlearning What We Know

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- Education Week - November 29, 2017
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Schools Struggle With Hacking, Other Cyber Threats
- Schools Not Immune From Harassment
- Common Core Lives On When States Revise Their Standards, Study Says
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Opioid’s Impact Hits Schools Hard
- How Mixed-Gender Classes Might Help Boys Improve Reading Skills
- Happy Birthday, NCES! Agency Turns 150
- New Analyses Boost Claims of Lasting Benefits From Pre-K
- Motion on Tax Plans With Effects on K-12
- Democrats Grill Ed. Dept. Nominees on School Choice Priorities
- DeVos on Workforce Readiness, Alternatives to College
- DEB HARDING: What Time Out of the Classroom Taught Me About STEM
- JENNY FROEHLE: We Made This Too Hard
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LEE PAIVA: Sexual Assault Prevention Needs to Start Early

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- Education Week - November 15, 2017
- E-Schools Adapting to Transgender Students’ Needs
- In Florida, Laissez-Faire Approach to Monitoring Private School Vouchers
- New Survey Details Effect of Inclusion on Teaching Time
- Are States Changing Course On Teacher Evaluation?
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Teaching Parents the Right ‘Questions to Ask’ in Schools
- Rising Food Allergies A Challenge for Schools
- GreatSchools Expands Its Ratings on Schools
- Study: Do Parents Need a Reason To Go School Shopping?
- SNAPSHOT: Single-Gender Education
- New Mexico Offers Teachers A Seat at Policymaking Table
- Repercussions for K-12 From Democratic Election Gains
- GOP Tax Plans Could Affect K-12 Aid, Teachers’ Pocketbooks
- A One-Year Scorecard for Trump On K-12 Campaign-Trail Promises
- A Primer on the Teacher Tax Break
- Emily Phillips Galloway, Paola Uccelli & Christina Dobbs: The Power of Precise Language
- Adam Urbanski, Tom Alves & Ellen Bernstein: Without Teacher Input, Ed. Reform Is Doomed to Fail
- William Sterrett: Time Is a Principal’s Most Limited Resource
- Letters
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Elaine Weiss & Christopher T. Cross: Education’s Golden Rule

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- Education Week - November 8, 2017
- Editor’s Note: Taking a Hard Look at a Movement
- The Case(s) Against Personalized Learning
- 6 Key Insights: Rand Corp. Researchers Talk Personalized Learning
- States Waive Regulations, Create Innovation Zones
- The Challenge: Turning State Law Into Classroom Reality
- Case Studies: Lessons From 3 Schools
- Belmont-Cragin Elementary School
- The Urban Assembly Maker Academy
- Aspen Valley Prep Academy
- Students Tell Their Tales

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- Education Week - October 25, 2017
- A New Look, Utility for State Report Cards
- A Major K-12 Benefactor Is Stepping Down. Will His Impact Last?
- Education Leaders in Puerto Rico Look To Rebuild, Reinvent Schools
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- After Backlash, N.M. Reverses Course On Science Standards
- Tennessee Matches Teachers To Enhance Skills, Improve Practice
- New Group Vies to Put Approval Stamp on Ed. Schools
- Q&A WITH THE CEO OF PLAYWORKS, JILL VIALET: An Innovator Tackles Substitute Teaching
- ‘English-Only’ States Balk on Tests In Other Languages
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Ohio E-School Threatens Closure Due to State Repayment Demands
- Bill Gates Announces $1.7 Billion In New K-12 Investments
- Will ESSA Reduce States’ Accountability In Special Ed.?
- With Key Positions Still Open, Staffing at Ed. Dept. Lags
- Hunter Gehlbach: With Social-Emotional Learning, Keep It Simple
- Hedy N. Chang & Phyllis Jordan: Chronic Absenteeism Is a Fixable Problem
- Sergio Alejandro Garcia: Principals, Let’s Get Every Senior Into College
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Marc Vincenti: Smaller Classes Serve A Larger Purpose

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- Education Week - October 18, 2017
- Schools Fight Back Against Chronic Absenteeism
- To Fill ‘Mentoring Gap,’ Schools Get Creative
- A Benefit for Working Parents: Expert Advice on Schools
- ‘Respectful’ Approach to In-School Suspensions
- Does Paying Kids to Do Well in School Actually Work?
- For English-Learners, Peer Pressure Can Be a Good Thing
- Small ‘Nudges’ Can Push Students In The Right Direction

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- Education Week - October 11, 2017
- DeVos’ Voice Squelched Amid Critics
- Kindergarten Assessments Start to Bear Fruit
- Does The Cat in the Hat Sustain Racist Stereotypes?
- States Skip Out on Social-Emotional Measures for ESSA
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Even as Schools Reopen, Storm Recovery Remains Painful
- Schools Pick Up the Pieces After Twitter Accounts Hacked
- Ruling Sends Kansas Back To Square One on K-12 Funding
- Could Democrats, Trump Team Up on K-12 Issues?
- Budget Tangles Ensnare Key Early-Childhood Programs
- Steven C. Teske: School Resource Officers Aren’t Disciplinarians
- John Rosiak: 5 Guiding Principles For Cops in Schools
- Andrew Wilkes & Scott Warren: Civics Education Shouldn’t Put Students to Sleep
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Peter W. Cookson Jr: 10 Disruptions That Will Jump-Start the Next Education Revolution

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- Education Week - October 2, 2017
- States Are Making It Easier To Transfer Teacher Licenses
- Union Fees Again Reach High Court
- Education Advisers Say White House Has Ignored Them
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Independent Charters Aim to Elevate Their Status
- In Devastated Puerto Rico, Reopening of Schools Is Far Off
- Are Selectivity and Diversity Competing Goals for Teaching?
- Teachers Found to Miss More Work In Regular Schools Than in Charters
- Math, Reading Hurdles Drawing Joint Scrutiny
- Growing Numbers of States Embrace Career Education
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: From Theory to Practice, Hurdles for Personalized Learning
- New SAT Results Hard to Gauge
- K-12 Budget Woes Dog States As School Year Advances
- DeVos Expounds on Policy In One-on-One Interview
- DeVos Gives Schools Options On Handling of Sexual Assault
- Watch List: High Court, 2017-18 Term
- Scenes From DeVos’ ‘Rethink School’ Tour
- State ESSA Plans: One-Stop Guide
- Arts Education: A Look Ahead Researchers, professors, and practitioners make their case for the future of the discipline
- Susan Riley: The ‘A’ in STEAM Completes the Puzzle
- Jay P. Greene: Arts Integration Is a Sucker’s Game
- Howard Gardner & Ellen Winner: We Still Have So Much More to Learn
- Emily Gasoi & Sonya Robbins Hoffmann: For the Future, Arts Assessment Is Indispensable
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Mariale Hardiman: Asking the Right Questions for a Creative Future

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- Education Week - September 27, 2017
- Contents
- Taking a Long Look At Schools and Work
- Facing an Uncertain Future
- ‘Intelligent’ Tutors: Will They Change Teaching?
- Fastest-Growing Occupations
- Are Our Jobs Making Us Less Literate?
- Emma Yang, Problem Solver
- Colorado Goes All In on Apprentices
- Learning How to Learn
- 10 Ways to Learn
- Rewarding Fine-Tuned Skills
- There Will Be Jobs
- We Will Redefine Work

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- Education Week - September 20, 2017
- Sister Margaret Ann cuts trees to clear the roadways around Archbishop Coleman Carrol High School in Miami, Fla., in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma
- Sleep Problems Linked to Attention Disorders
- Do Shooter Drills Prepare or Frighten?
- Amid Irma’s Wrath, Schools Gave Refuge
- Rivalries, Political Infighting Marked States’ ESSA Planning
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Can Minority-Serving Colleges Diversify K-12 Teaching?
- Teaching: Some Global Comparisons
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Districts Rely on Social Media, Tech in Hurricanes’ Aftermath
- Digital Divide Narrows Further, E-Rate Data Show
- Approved ESSA Plans: 4 Takeaways
- All Eyes on Congress in ‘Dreamers’ Battle
- Richard J. Murnane & Sean F. Reardon: What Do Private School Enrollment Numbers Tell Us?
- Carola Suárez-Orozco, Marcelo Suárez- Orozco, & Adam Strom: Immigrant Students Internalize Stereotypes. Educators Can Fix That
- Arthur J. Reynolds: When Early-Ed. Investments Pay Off
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj: Dear Secretary Betsy DeVos

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- Education Week - September 13, 2017
- Dreamers’ Brace for New Fight for Legal Status
- Texas’ Educators Tally the Steep Costs of Harvey
- Watchdog Group Gives Passing Grade to 3 Literature Series
- K-12 an Issue in Governors’ Campaigns
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Students’ Scores Rise Slightly On ACT Exam
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Ed-Tech Trends, Challenges Predicted for Next Five Years
- Students Feel Trauma’s Aftereffects Long After Crises End, Studies Find
- Spec. Ed. Facility Case Now in Legal Tangle
- Senate Bill Blocks Trump, DeVos on K-12 Cuts, School Choice
- CHRIS DOYLE: Teaching in the Age of Anxiety
- JOSEPH MCGILL: We Must Teach Our Ugly Past, Not Erase It
- A.M. HANGAN: How Do We Prepare Students For Jobs That May Soon Disappear?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ALFIE KOHN: Don’t Stifle Conflict In the Classroom

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- Education Week - September 6, 2017
- Teachers Carve Out a Place in the Curriculum For LGBT History
- Learning to Teach Via Virtual Reality
- Rule Targets District Bias In Spec. Ed.
- Hurricane Takes Heavy Toll on Schools
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- State Educational-Leadership Initiatives In Budget ‘Pickle’
- New Tool Alerts Teachers When Students Give Up on Test
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Mobile Devices Put Education In Hands of Syrian Refugees
- LGBT Curricula Spreads Slowly
- Tweaking School Turnarounds
- After Fierce Fight, Illinois Enacts Tax-Credit Scholarship Program
- President’s Youngest Son Joins Back-to-School Crowd
- Sarah M. Stitzlein: How to Define Public Schooling in the Age of Choice?
- Q&A With Jack Schneider: What Makes a School Good? It’s More Than Test Scores
- READERS REACT: Have SAT Accommodations Really Gone Too Far?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Chris Elmendorf & Darien Shanske: We Need Better Education Data

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- Education Week - August 30, 2017
- Delayed Start to School Tough Call for Parents
- More Americans Give Top Grades To Schools in Latest PDK Poll
- An Unlikely ESSA Provision: Warning on Copyright Piracy
- Grad. Rate Rule Creates Quandary for States
- State Chiefs’ Pay Squeezed Between Duties, Politics
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- For Most Students, Closing Failing Schools Doesn’t Help
- Obama-Era School Snack Rules Slow to Change Students’ Habits
- The District Where Principals Run Their Schools—and Teach
- Teacher Fellows Tread Fine Line At Ed. Dept
- Federal Judge Finds ‘Racial Animus’ In Ariz. Ethnic-Studies Ban
- How States Will Slice ESSA Block-Grant Pie
- Hiring Deals Include More Than Base Pay
- Monique Darrisaw-Akil: We Can Fix Credit Recovery
- Bernard Gassaway: Public School Officials Are Artificially Inflating Graduation Rates. I’ve Seen It Myself
- John Kline: ESSA Co-Author: Enforce the Law
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Miriam Kurtzig Freedman: Is the SAT Still Valid?

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- Education Week - August 23, 2017
- In Va. District, Back to School Amid Tensions
- Tax Breaks for Big-Box Stores Can Drain Money From Schools
- Betsy DeVos Stalls as Tenure Hits Six-Month Mark
- Seeking a Smooth On-Ramp to Kindergarten
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Of 98 Diploma Types, How Many Measure Up?
- Public Support for Charter Schools Plummets, Poll Finds
- Lower Scores Field Debate Over English-Proficiency Test
- Districts Hard-Pressed to Staff Teaching Posts
- Vail, Ariz., parent and teacher Karen Rogers works one-on-one with Roman Chavez. More districts are turning to parents and other nontraditional sources to fill talent shortages.
- White Females Still Dominate Teaching Force
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Evolution of Sexting Challenges School Leaders
- Is La.’s Strict Student-Privacy Law Chilling Research Efforts?
- States Embrace STEM Endorsements for High School Diplomas
- Nursing Teachers Seek Time, Space To Pump at School
- Ed. Dept. Steps Up Pace of State ESSA Plan Reviews
- Unease Over Justice Dept. Stance on Admissions
- Florida’s Plan to Seek ESSA Waiver Draws Fierce Pushback
- Devos Investments in ‘Brain Training’ Company Raise
- David G. Sciarra, Karen Hawley Miles & Jonathan Travers, Morgan Showalter, Mike Magee: How (Un)Fair Is School Funding?
- David Sanon: This Is Not Just Another Essay About Race
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Melvin Patrick Ely: Facing Our Confederate Past

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- Education Week - July 19, 2017
- New Union Battlefield: Charters
- Thousands of ELLs Fall Short On Test of Language Skills
- Clash Over Study Involving Sign Language
- More Schools Battle Poverty, But Should They?
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Social-Emotional-Learning Researchers Seek Educator Input
- Principals Are Loath to Give Their Teachers Bad Ratings
- Is There Really a ‘Skills Gap’?
- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, pediatrician Priscilla Chan, have launched an initiative to support students’ academic and social-emotional needs.
- Personalized Learning Gets a Fresh Push
- Personalized Learning: ‘A Cautionary Tale’
- K-12 Funding Entangled in States’ Budget Drama
- States Bristle as Ed. Dept. Rolls Out ESSA-Plan Feedback
- Health-Care Overhaul: The States for K-12
- K-12 and the U.S. Supreme Court: 2016-17 Term
- K-12 Panel Advances Budget Bill
- Paul Hill: Beware the Four-Day School-Week Trap
- Karin Chenoweth: What ‘Unexpected’ Schools Do That Other Schools Don’t
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Megan Coval: If the Trump Administration Moves Student Loans, What Does It Need to Know First?

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- Education Week - June 21, 2017
- Accreditor Latches Onto ESSA Bandwagon
- President Trump Seeks to Expand Apprenticeships
- Too Few ELL Students Land in Gifted Classes
- Teacher Shortages Hinder Foreign-Language Instruction
- Only 1 in 5 students was enrolled in a foreign language course in 2014-15
- The ‘Old South’ Rises Again in History Classes
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Nevada’s Faltering Choice Program Could Have Broader Fallout
- NPR Digital News Veteran Joining Education Week as Top Editor
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Gates, Zuckerberg Teaming Up On Personalized Learning
- SNAPSHOT: Belonging at School Starts With Teachers
- Ed. Dept. Budget Proposal Hammered by Both Sides in Congress
- Early ESSA Plans Boost District Role In School Turnaround
- Ed. Dept. Demands More Detail From States’ ESSA Plans
- Closing Acts May Be Near In K-12 Funding Dramas
- Chester E. Finn Jr.: The Dirt-Encrusted Roots Of Social-Emotional Learning
- Adam Feinberg: Learning Disabilities Exist, Just Not in Summer School
- Florence R. Sullivan & Jill Denner: Why Don’t We Do a Better Job of Teaching Computer Science?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Christopher Lubienski & Sarah Theule Lubienski: Why School Vouchers Aren’t Working

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- Education Week - June 14, 2017
- Contents
- Tech-Training Divide
- Q&A: 5 Ed-Tech Experts Weigh In
- Projectors Adapt To Classroom Needs
- Who Needs Expensive Virtual Reality?
- Data: The State of Classroom Technology
- Access
- Classroom Use
- Teacher Training
- Math-Market Battle: Graphing Calculators
- Science | Experimentation is no longer bound by the limits of the school laboratory
- Social Studies | Many of the digital tools teachers use are not tailored to the subject
- English/Language Arts | Google is opening the doors for interactive writing lessons
- What’s in Store for Trump’s FCC?
- ‘Course Choice’ in Rural America

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- Education Week - June 7, 2017
- Student Mobility Takes Invisible, Uneven Toll
- Some Districts Hit Hard When Schools Close
- Flurry of Bills Seeks to Protect Student Journalists, Advisers
- Private-School Vouchers Offer Few Safeguards Against Discrimination
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Kali, the polar bear at the Saint Louis Zoo, swims past visitors. The exhibit grew out of a nationwide effort by aquariums, zoos, and science centers to teach lessons on climate change.
- Transgender Advocates Buoyed By Student’s Court Victory
- Aquariums and Zoos Gear Up To Teach Climate Change
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Student-Centered Learning Top of Mind for Companies
- Which states have the highest student mobility?
- Texas’ Session Sees Movement, Debate on K-12
- Pre-K Access and Aid Tick Up, While Quality Varies
- Lisa Petrides & Barbara Dezmon: Open Educational Resources Bridge the Learning Gap
- Jonathan Zimmerman: Avoiding Education’s Political Pitfall
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Sunil Iyengar: To Measure the Arts, Think Outside the Box

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- Education Week - May 31, 2017
- Where Career Plans Start Early
- States Struggle to Define ‘Ineffective Teachers’
- Trump Priorities on Full Display In K-12 Budget
- For Schools, Rating Students’ Character Is a Tricky Prospect
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Charter Win Brings Big Shift to L.A. Unified
- Reading and the Mind : An Author Q&A
- Letters to Districts Prompt Worries About E-Rate’s Future
- States’ Spec. Ed. Work Offers a Jump on ESSA’s Demands
- Amid Fiscal Crisis, Puerto Rico Shuts Down Scores of Schools
- Budget Plan Spares Some Ed. Research Efforts, Cuts Others
- Trump Budget Draws Ire, Tepid Support From School Choice Worl
- Darienne Driver: A Collective-Impact Approach to Equity
- Steve Canavero:Two-Party Support Gives School Funding Wider Reach
- Peggy Lehner: Money Doesn’t Ensure Equity
- Veronica Palmer: Empowering Families to Lead
- Pedro A. Rivera: A Fair Formula for Funding
- John Schoenig: Our Children Are Made for Greatness
- Tammy Wawro: Confronting the Realities of a Changing Population
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Danielle Gonzales & Ross Wiener: Yes, Schools Have an Equity Problem. What Should We Do About It?

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- Education Week - May 24, 2017
- Contents
- Getting a Read on Student Assessment
- Assessment: A Snapshot of a Field In Motion
- What Happens When Students Are The Test Designers?
- Teaching Students To De-Stress Over Tests
- In Science, Next-Wave Tests Slowly Take Shape
- Testing the ‘Career’ Half Of ‘College and Career’
- Hey, Sailor, What Career Matches Your Interests?
- In the College-Testing Game, ACT Outscores SAT-for Now
- More Testing on the Horizon for Nation´s ELL Students
- Formative Assessments Go Digital

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- Education Week - May 17, 2017
- MARKET BRIEF: Tech Giants Vie for Loyalty of K-12 Educators
- 70,000 Are Secluded, Restrained
- Boards Pay Big Bucks to Make Supes Leave
- Meetings Offer Grassroots Look at ESSA Details
- CTE Revamp Squeezes Out the Disadvantaged
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- In Kentucky Coal Country, New Tactics to Stem ‘Brain Drain’
- Classroom Collaboration: Seeking the Secret to Success
- Researchers Develop Scales To Measure Students’ Math Anxiety
- Do Digital Learning Games Improve Young Students’ Mathematics Skills?
- Altered Landscape for Education Advocates Under Trump
- Career-Tech-Ed. Proposal Models ESSA Flexibility
- Political Policy Questions Tinge Ed-Tech Conference
- Michael Marder, Monica Plisch, & R Casey Brown: Let’s Send More STEM Majors Into Teaching
- Dave Powell: Is Education The Civil Rights Issue of Our Time?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Deborah S. Delisle: Professional Learning Is Valued in Business. So Why Not in Education?

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- Education Week - May 10, 2017
- Pruning Dead-End Pathways In Career Tech. Ed.
- Teachers Lace Academics With Relationship Skills
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Ed-Tech Leadership Hazy Under Trump
- Parker Davis and Alina Lopez, right, talk about words and acts that cause happiness, in a 2nd grade classroom at Lincoln Elementary School in Oakland, Calif. Peer-to-peer conversations are part of an effort to build academic and social-emotional skills
- Legislatures Tackle ESSA, Fiscal Issues
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Record U.S. Graduation Rate Not Seen as Inflated
- Obama-Era Nutrition Standards Loosened for School Meals
- Mostly White Town Can Leave Diverse District, Court Says
- Teacher Residencies Can Help Curb Shortages, Studies Say
- Do Parents See Math as ‘Less Useful’ Than Reading?
- Oregon GEAR UP Links Rural Students To Private Colleges
- 2017 Budget Deal Defers Fierce Fights on Education Aid
- Trump Orders Hard Look At Federal Reach on K-12 Policy
- Hurdles Remain for Calif. K-12 Funding Formula, Study Says
- 100 Days: How Three Presidents Stack Up on K-12
- Rafiq R. Kalam Id-Din II: Black Teachers Matter. School Integration Doesn’t
- By Robert W. Runcie & Antwan Wilson: How We Stopped Sending Students to Jail
- Q&A With Peggy Orenstein: Let’s Talk to K-12 Girls About Sex
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- David Jacobson: A Purple Agenda for (Early) Education

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- Education Week - April 26, 2017
- Districts Give Professional Development an Overhaul
- Teachers Seeking Time, Mentorship
- Connecting Professional Development to District Academic Goals
- Microcredentials Gain Popularity, But Questions About Quality Remain
- #BestPD, #WorstPD
- Supporting Math Learning By Helping Early Educators
- Instructional Coaches Earn Their Own Training
- Online Portal Connects Professional Development to Evaluations
- For Male Educators of Color, A Shoulder to Lean On

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- Education Week - April 19, 2017
- In Minn. and U.S., Teacher-Led Schools Take Root
- Tricky ESSA Data Lift: What’s Spent Per School
- Can Private Funds Deepen Disparities?
- Untangling Parents’ Roles in Shaping Academic Gaps
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Chicago Wants to Know Students’ College, Career Plans
- Statistics Lessons Get New Life
- Calif. Shooting Redoubles Attention to School Security Protocols
- Algorithmic Bias a Rising Concern for K-12 Ed-Tech Field Ed-Tech Leader Survey Pinpoints Top Priorities
- Data Lacking On Private Funds
- First Wave of ESSA Plans Gives Early Look at State Priorities
- School Choice Implications in Religious Rights Case at High Court
- Arizona Victory Emboldens School Choice Supporters
- New Hires Fill Empty Policy Spots at Ed. Dept.
- Cathy Mincberg: How to Hire a Superintendent Who Will Stick Around
- Earl J. Edwards: I Was Homeless and Invisible
- Margaret Mckenna: Trump Budget Puts America’s Students Last
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Walter M. Kimbrough: For Many, Not Choosing Black Colleges Is a Mistake

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- Education Week - April 5, 2017
- ENDREW F. RULING
- High Court Ruling Firms Up Goal Posts On Spec. Ed. Rights
- Teachers Not Shying From Political Topics
- New Dimension to Kansas’ Funding Puzzle
- Title II Funds Facing the Ax Under Trump
- School Rape Case Inflames Immigration Fight
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- States Get More Leeway on Identifying ‘Dropout Factories’
- Course Access: A Different Way To Expand School Choice?
- Sydney Bruner, a junior at Prairie High School in Cottonwood, Idaho, studies for a class presentation. The state is one of several that offer course choice.
- No Link Between Test and Principals’ Success, Study Shows
- Teacher-Prep Slow to Embrace Social-Emotional Learning
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Digital Tools Target ESSA Parent-Engagement Mandate
- After-School, Summer Learning Efforts at Budget Risk
- Special Education Rulings Put High Court Nominee on Hot Seat
- Greg Richmond: Why I’m Worried About the Future of Charter Schools
- Scott Laband: We Must Not Abandon Teacher Evaluation
- Kenneth Ward: Mentoring: A Common-Sense Solution for At-Risk Youths
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Van Schoales: The New Teacher-Evaluation Laws: Education’s Pyrrhic Victory?

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- Education Week - March 29, 2017
- FROM THE EDITOR New Curricula, Many Choices
- OVERVIEW The Evolving World Of Curriculum
- Scaling Up Open Resources
- What Is OER, Anyway?
- Advice From the Field
- Meredith Starks, a 3rd grade teacher at Bellaire Elementary School in Bossier City, La., is helping to write her state’s English/language arts curriculum
- Home-Grown Lessons
- Learning Via ‘Playlists’
- At Nathan Hale Middle School in Norwalk, Conn., students get individualized “playlists” of lessons, which are determined by a computer
- Playlists’ Re-Envisioned
- Reading the Fine Print
- Where Are the Red Flags on Privacy Agreements?

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- Education Week - March 22, 2017
- The Hard Work of Making School ‘For Everybody’
- Parents See Benefits in Spec. Ed. Vouchers But No Silver Bullet
- Trump Education Dept. Has Yet to Hit the Gas
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Cybersecurity Skills in Demand
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Social Media Connects Students to Authors
- Fifth graders, from left, Braiden Roy, Pendarrin Cayer, and Lindsay Strout wave to an author visiting them via Skype in Oxford, Maine.
- Arts Standards Stress Broad Concepts, Include Media Arts
- Plan to Shut Detroit’s Failing Schools Reveals Lack of Options
- Kentucky’s Schools Are Poised for a Massive Shake-Up
- ESSA Rules’ Rollback Complicates States’ Planning Process
- Tuning Up the Message No Easy Lift as Ed. Secretary Settles In
- Deep Cuts Proposed for Ed.Dept.
- Chris Doyle: Fake News Isn’t New
- Nancy Grasmick: The Brain-Health Effect
- Letters
- Q&A With Gary Younge: Seven Bullets a Day
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Tyrone C. Howard: Why Are We Criminalizing Black Students?

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- Education Week - March 8, 2017
- A-F School Rankings Draw Local Pushback
- Federal Budgeting May Result In Cuts for K-12 Programs
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Ohio Eyes Repayment From E-Schools
- Schools Are Falling Short For Many ELLs
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- How Many Transgender Children Are There?
- Ed Schools Use Video To Mentor Interns
- After a Feud, Hard for Schools Chiefs And Boards to Make Up
- Snapshot: Kindergarten-Ready
- New Magazine Seeks ‘Civil Discourse’ on K-12
- Trump Renews Push for School Choice, Specifics Scarce
- Transition Update: Washington
- Priscilla Wohlstetter, Darius R. Brown, & Megan Duff: Are States Up to the Task?
- Sidney Trubowitz: Bring Democracy To Life in Our Schools
- Alden S. Blodget: Teachers Without Borders
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Lawrence Baines: The ‘Highly Qualified Teacher’ Lie

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- Education Week - March 1, 2017
- Districts, Advocates Warily Await Health-Care Law Overhaul
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Teachers Turning To Digital Games For Civics Lessons
- Educators Join New Fight to Stop Gun Bills
- A State of Limbo for DACA Teachers
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- More Students Take AP Tests—and More Are Low-Income
- District Leaders Weigh How—and Whether —to Engage DeVos
- Can Schools Offer Sanctuary?
- Attention Turns to Courts in Battle Over Transgender Rights
- Congress May Turn Focus to Higher Education Law
- Spec. Ed. Aid a Candidate For Choice?
- High Court Backs Family in Case Of Service Dog at School
- Transition Update: Trump Administration
- Funding Formulas: States Wrangle Over K-12 Aid
- State of the States
- Maria Ferguson: In Standards Battle, States Should Stay the Course
- Jia Lok Pratt: ‘Why Can’t All Schools Succeed?’
- Ron Wolk: End the Charter Schools War
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Anthony Kim: Predictions for American Education in 2017

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- Education Week - February 22, 2017
- JOHN D. MARSHALL
- JIM ROLLINS
- SHARON GRIFFIN
- BILAL TAWWAB
- CÉSAR MORALES
- PATRICIA DEKLOTZ
- WALT GRIFFIN & JEANETTE LUKENS
- CHRIS COFFELT
- TRISE MOORE
- W. BURKE ROYSTER
- DOLORES GONZALEZ
- JOSEPH WILLIAMS
- CLYDE McBRIDE

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- Education Week - February 15, 2017
- State Leaders Hit the Books
- Amid Subtly Shifting Test Landscape, Support Slips for Common-Core Tests
- Mistrust in School Can Have Lasting Negative Effects
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- RTI May Fall Short in Flagging Certain Students
- Post-Mortem on inBloom Reignites Data-Sharing Debates
- FCC Alters ‘Lifeline’ Broadband Effort
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: FCC Yanks Report On E-Rate Success
- DeVos Takes Reins at Ed. Department, While Anxieties Persist
- Congress Targets ESSA Regulations
- Governors, State Lawmakers Roll Out School Choice Plans
- State of the States
- IRMA ZARDOYA: How ESSA Can Teach School Leaders About Equity
- JACOB BERGLIN: The Classroom, Not the Bathroom, Is the Battleground for Gender Rights
- Letters
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ROBERT EVANS & MARK KLINE: Beyond Blame: Understanding Student Suicide

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- Education Week - February 8, 2017
- Fighting to Build Trust in St. Paul
- Would a DeVos Victory Earn Diminished Prize for Bruised Winner?
- Trump Orders on Immigration Rattle Educators
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Ed-Tech Skeptic Finds a New Perspective
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Scientists Playing New Roles In K-12 Learning
- Young English-Learners Tackle A Third Language: Math
- Feds: States Must Make Case for ACT
- Arts, Humanities Endowments Fear Possible Budget Cuts
- A New Start for Atlanta’s School Police
- As Judge, High Court Pick Faced Range of K-12 Issues
- Big Stakes for Education Aid As Federal Budget Process Gears Up
- State of the States
- DeVos-Backed Company Makes Questionable Claims
- DeVos’ Investment Stakes Raise Democratic Concerns
- KEVIN KUMASHIRO: Another Wrong Choice for Secretary of Education
- DANIEL OSBORN: An Educator’s Ambivalence In Today’s Political Climate
- AHNIWAKE ROSE: Let’s Not Forget Our Native Students
- Letters
- BETH GREEN: A Canadian Example of School Choice
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JEANNE ALLEN: Untie Charters’ Bureaucratic Strings

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- Education Week - January 25, 2017
- Black Students Most Likely To Be Arrested at School
- Crossroads for K-12 Policy With Trump Now at Helm
- News in Brief
- Spec. Ed. Enrollments Rise
- Report Roundup
- Coalition for Essential Schools To End Its 33-Year Run
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Faster, Cheaper Tech for Schools Noted
- Study of i3 Flags Issues For School Innovators
- Q&A: She Recorded Classmate’s Arrest, Then Got Arrested, Too
- Nominee to Head Ed. Dept. Grilled on Potential Business Conflicts
- DeVos Takes Hot Seat In Confirmation Quest
- State of the States
- Trump Calls Nation’s Schools ‘Flush With Cash,’ Failing
- JACK MARKELL: How ESSA Could Change Education for the Better
- BRIAN GILL & JENNIFER LERNER: Accountability Should Add Up To More Than Test Scores
- KAREN LEWIS: Betsy DeVos and Rahm Emanuel: Two Sides of the Same Coin
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JULIE FLAPAN & JANE MARGOLIS: Stop Scapegoating and Start Educating

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- Education Week - January 18, 2017
- States Pencil In Ambitious New ESSA Timelines
- Schools Named for the Obamas Mirror Race, Class Divides
- Ed. Dept. Facing Culture Shift Under Trump
- Fee Hikes on AP Tests Hitting Poor Students
- Uncertain Future Seen For Key Federal Studies
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- School Systems Confront Shortages of Substitute Teachers
- ‘Nature Preschools’ Spread Like Weeds
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Trump’s Anti-Immigration Rhetoric Fuels Data Concerns
- Incident Highlights Bullying Risks for Those With Disabilities
- Special Education Case Argued at High Court
- State of the States
- JEFFREY R. HENIG: Will Betsy DeVos Divide the School Choice Movement?
- CATHARINE BIDDLE & DANIELLA HAL: What the Election Actually Reveals About Rural Education
- Letters
- Policy Suggestions For the New Administration: CATHERINE BROWN: Work Across the Aisle JONATHAN BUTCHER: Empower States MATT GANDAL: Expand Opportunity JACK JENNINGS: Don’t Privatize Education KIMBERLY JENKINS ROBINSON: Make School Choice Fair
- Policy Suggestions For the New Administration: CATHERINE BROWN: Work Across the Aisle JONATHAN BUTCHER: Empower States MATT GANDAL: Expand Opportunity JACK JENNINGS: Don’t Privatize Education KIMBERLY JENKINS ROBINSON: Make School Choice Fair
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JOHN B. KING JR.: A Dispatch From the Outgoing Education Secretary

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- Education Week - January 4, 2017
- Tricky Balance in Making Shift From Blueprint to K-12 Reality
- States’ Capacity A Nagging Issue As ESSA Gears Up
- Classroom-Level View of Law’s Strengths, Potential Soft Spots
- Hard Listening as States Seek Public’s Voice in ESSA Plans
- Funding Twists, Tight Budgets Loom for States at ESSA’s Debut
- New Opportunities, Unsettling Changes in New Law’s Wake
- Making Sure That Schools Measure Up
- States Preparing Expanded Toolkit in Assessment Of School Quality
- ESSA Highlights Absenteeism As a Key Challenge for Schools
- Despite Capacity Issue, Eagerness to Embrace Personalized Learning
- Offered Chance to Craft Tests, States Moving With Caution
- Hoping to Maximize Big State Investments As New Law Rolls Out
- States, Districts Still Wrestling With Flexibility on Assessments
- Assessing Quality of Teaching Staff Proves Complex Despite Leeway
- Spec. Ed. Groups Dig in on ESSA
- ESSA’s Impact Unclear For English-Learners
- Hope, and Concerns, For Students Often Left Out of Spotlight
- Integrating Early Ed. Into State ESSA Plans
- In Latest Look, Nation’s Grade Stays Decidedly Middle-0f-Pack
- TABLE: Grading Summary
- TABLE: Chance for Success
- TABLE: School Finance
- Methodology
- Sources and Notes

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- Education Week - December 14, 2016
- State-Level Showdowns Over ESSA
- School Choice Is A Primary Focus For Ed. Sec. Pick
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Media Literacy Vs. Bogus News
- States Aim to Bolster School Counselors’ Thinning Ranks
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Debate Renews Over Seat Belts In Buses After Deadly Crash
- 17 Teacher-Prep Programs Meet New Accreditation Bar
- SNAPSHOT: TIMSS/PISA Results Highlight Global Math And Science GapsSNAPSHOT: TIMSS/PISA Results Highlight Global Math And Science Gaps
- College Board Eases Access To Supports
- Students Interact With Scientists At ‘Teen Science Cafes’
- New Help for States Focused On Bolstering Schools
- Congress Faces Range of Education Issues in Upcoming Session
- SNAPSHOT: Final ESSA Rules Flesh Out Details on School Accountability, Testing
- TERRY B. GRIER: A Superintendent Tackles Student Stress
- TIFFANY ANDERSON: What Trauma-Informed Leadership Looks Like
- BRUCE D. PERRY: The Brain Science Behind Trauma
- ALI SMITH: After-School Student Wellness
- School Leadership in the Wake of a Natural Disaster HEIDI DURHAM: Healing Through Creative Expression TRACY FRANKE: A School Shaped by Trauma
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- Education Week - December 14, 2016 - Special Report
- Table of Contents
- Editors’ Note: Response to Intervention 2.0
- Rti’s Rapid (R)evolution
- Diagram: How Rti Evolved in a Utah District
- What Are Multitiered Systems of Supports?
- 10 Can This Initiative Be Sustained?
- Mtss: Where the Obstacles Are
- Learning to Get Along
- Mtss: Ask an Expert

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- Education Week - November 30, 2016
- States Eye Control Of Policy Levers
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Warning Sounded on Tech Disrupting Student Sleep
- Anxiety on Civil Rights Enforcement
- ACT to Offer ELL Students Extra Time for Testing
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Group Urges Higher Standards in Teacher-Prep Admissions
- Many Students ‘Stop Out’ of High School, Studies Show
- Ayat’s Story, Part II: Living a College Dream
- SNAPSHOT: A Divisive Presidential Election Spills Into Schools
- Will a President Trump Boost Or Undermine School Choice?
- Firm Path on Early Ed. Yet to Emerge
- For First Family, Decision Ahead Over Schooling
- K-12 Braces for Trump’s Immigration Stance
- King Calls for End to Corporal Punishment in Schools
- STATE NEWS ROUNDUP: N.J. Proposal Would Boost Superintendents’ Pay Cap Texas Curbs Spec. Ed. Enrollment Benchmark High Court Denies Case on Science Standards
- LAURA PERILLE: A Model for Revitalizing Arts Education
- ROXANNE DUNBAR-ORTIZ: On Not Erasing the Native American
- LUCAS JACOB: Challenge Hatred
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- EVON PETER: Indigenizing Education in The Arctic

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- Education Week - November 16, 2016
- Few Women Run School Districts. Why?
- Trump’s Lesson Plan Awaited
- A Day After Election, Classes Are Awash in Emotions
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- States Found to Offer 95 Kinds of Diplomas
- Black Teachers Feel Pigeonholed On the Job, Report Says
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Eager to Innovate: African-American Teenagers and Technology
- Positive Climates May Shrink Achievement Gaps
- Q&A: ‘You Just Do the Work’
- Proposed ESSA Spending Rules Encounter Stiff Resistance
- Oklahoma Schools Chief Facing Campaign-Finance Charges
- Sharp Questions Posed In Service-Dog Case
- SNAPSHOT: Title IX and Transgender Students: Some Key Developments Over 44 Years
- Governors and Schools Chiefs Results
- Ed. Policy on Simmer as GOP Holds Congress
- GOP Solidifies Hold on State-Level Leadership
- State Ballot Measures
- In Mass., Voters Shun More Charter Schools
- Bilingual Education Set to Return to California Schools
- Education Department May Again Find Itself in GOP Cross Hairs
- Teachers’ Unions Spend Big, Mostly Fall Short in Elections
- Senate/House Results
- SUSAN MOORE JOHNSON: To Decentralize or Not? Is That Even the Question?
- JIM HAAS: Oh, the Humanity!
- GREGG WEINLEIN: The School Friendship Challenge
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- GARY BEACH: Does the U.S. Department of Education Need to Be Restructured?

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- Education Week - November 9, 2016
- Digital Literacy: Forging Agreement on a Definition
- How Should Elementary Schools Teach Reading in an Age of Computers?
- A Small Nod for Digital Skills
- Teaching Shakespeare the 21st Century Way
- Digital Generation Eschews E-Books for Pleasure Reading
- Startup Aims to Customize Classroom Book Selections
- As Media Landscape Changes, Librarians Take on New Roles

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- Education Week - November 2, 2016
- Teaching Literature Outside Of English Class
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Citizenship Initiative Will Target State Legislatures
- Science Gains Seen at 4th, 8th Grades
- African-American Museum Gears Up School Offerings
- Principals Work Nearly 60 Hours A Week, According to Study
- Conservative Group Focusing On ESSA Expands Reach
- Guidance, Hurdles for ESSA’s ‘Well-Rounded Education’ Grant
- SNAPSHOT: Tracking the Common Core
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- IN CONVERSATION: Q&A With Joseph Gauld
- Election Lesson Reverberates In N.C. District
- Voter’s Guide
- Education’s Tenuous Toehold on 2016 Ballot
- SAM WINEBURG AND SARAH McGREW: What Students Don’t Know About Fact-Checking
- BY THE NUMBERS: What Do Budding Voters Think?
- MICHAEL J. FEUER: Whither Evidence?

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- Finding Home at Elite Public Boarding Schools
- 12th Grade Classes Help Students Skip Remedial Courses
- Service Dog Center Stage In Major Spec. Ed. Case
- Ed. Groups Calling For FCC Action
- Union Teachers on the Stump
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Fla. District Probes for Biases in Its Student Discipline Practices
- U.S. Graduation Rates Gain for Fourth Year
- Teacher-Prep Regs Demand Data
- Homegrown Network Serves Schools
- Educators Tap Into a Sense of Place to Reach Bright Students in Rural Areas
- Georgia Voters to Weigh State Role in Struggling Schools
- Pitched Battle Rages in Bid To Lift Massachusetts’ Cap on Charters
- Montana Showdown as State Chief Seeks Seat in Congress
- K-12 Issues Resonate in Upstate N.Y. Congressional Battle
- JUSTIN LOUIE: Advice From the Science Classroom
- JEN GUTIERREZ: Ideas for Growing a Bigger, Better STEM Field
- KIRSTEN DAEHLER: Good Science Teaching Requires Continuous Learning
- JESSICA WELLER & LYNN A. BRYAN: Rural Science Teachers Need Specialized Training
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MICHAEL MARDER: STEM Education: A Permanent Crisis?

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- Education Week - October 19, 2016
- Contents
- Data Dive
- From the Editor
- Students Pinpoint What They Need
- Investments in Personalized Learning Rise, but Research on Its Impact Is Lacking
- q&a: Educational Innovation and Evaluation
- Numbers to Watch
- Rfps Reveal District, State Priorities
- Socialemotonial Learning via Tech
- Middle School Students Test Out Happify
- 8 ‘red Flags’ to Look for in Products
- From the Archives: Checking Up on the Current Status of Personalized Learning Pioneers
- This Issue Includes the Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- Bilingual Education Poised for a Comeback in California Schools
- Cultural Literacy Creator Carries On Campaign
- New Teachers Turn to Web for Mentoring
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Modern E-Rate Puts Telephones On Hold in K-12
- Sides Seek to Avert Chicago Teachers’ Strike
- Labor Dispute Simmering In Buffalo, N.Y.
- Shooting Reignites Safety Concerns
- Kan. Governor: Tax Hike Needed If State Loses Funding Case
- Court to Weigh Level of Benefits for Special Ed. Students
- Literacy Program Reflects Clinton Policy Agenda
- Snapshot: School Finance A Judge Gets Tough
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PAUL REVILLE: A Call to Action For K-12 Leaders
- LYN MIKEL BROWN: A Field Guide to Girl Empowerment
- JOHN URSCHEL: The Winning Equation In Math Education

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- Dallas Expands Choices With Single-Gender Schools
- Indiana’s Testing Woes Fuel Electoral Battles
- New Teachers Make Significant Segment of Profession
- Education Week - October 5, 2016
- High Court Again Takes School Cases
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- 2016 Sat Results: Slight Dips and Lots of Complications
- New Data Tool Allows City-by- City Schooling Comparisons
- Hunt Is on for Clues to Students’ Test-Taking Strategies
- Shorter Grade Spans Are Linked to More Bullying, Study Finds
- New Group to Push for Sel in Schools
- Digital Directions: Fedex Targeted in Open Educational Resources Lawsuit
- Storm Clouds Loom Over Push for Ed-Tech Law’s Renewal
- Appraising Trump School Choice, Child-Care Plans
- Personal Lens: A Vp Nominee’s Spouse on Education
- Nevada High Court Deals Blow to School Choice Program
- Jessica Sager: The Empathy Gap and How to Fill It
- Dara Barlin: Trust: The Missing Ingredient in School Improvement
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Voices: Having the Difficult Race-Bias Conversation
- Letters
- Kaya Henderson: 5 Lessons From an Outgoing Chancellor

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- Education Week - September 28, 2016
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- ESSA Clears Out Underbrush On School Improvement Path
- Finding Evidence-Based Fixes for Schools
- Assuring Needy Groups Aren’t Overlooked
- Inside a District’s ‘Transformation Zone’
- Lessons From a ‘Hidden Gem’ In Alabama
- Tackling Climate, Behavior to Make Gains
- At Vt. Schools, A Look Under the Hood
- Calif. Agency’s Goal: Bolster District Role
- Loosening the Reins On Improvement Aid

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- Education Week - September 21, 2016
- Teachers Seize on ‘Growth Mindset,’ But Classroom Practice Lags
- Spec. Ed. Classroom Cameras A Complex Issue
- Fresh Policy Leverage Awaits As Gubernatorial Races Heat Up
- Analysis Projects Widening Gaps In Teacher Supply
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Ten High Schools Win $100 Million
- Projects Couple Teacher Housing With New School Construction
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: State Ed-Tech Leaders Outline Ambitious Goals The K-12 Computing Market Moves Toward 2-in-1 Devices
- 12 Flashpoints Emerge as States Step Up Work on ESSA Plans
- In ‘Back-to-School’ Bus Tour, A Focus on Obama Education Legacy
- ESSA Testing Rules: The Public Weighs In
- WINSTON C. COX: Why Public Schools Need More Male Principals of Color
- GREG STANTON & JOHN GILES: Mayors Have a Role in Improving Education
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- FREDERICK M. HESS & MAX EDEN: Missing: A Conservative Education Agenda
- MARC S. TUCKER: Truth, Education, and the American Voter

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- Education Week - September 14, 2016
- Federal Officials Urge Clear, Limited Roles for Police in Schools
- Post-Labor Day Starting Date Sparks Pitched Debate in Md.
- ESSA Raises K-12 Stakes In State-Level Races
- Educators Grapple With Election 2016
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Chronic Absenteeism’s Impact Is Most Severe in Impoverished Districts
- Do Charter School Graduates Have Higher Future Earnings?
- Program Enlists Peers To Reduce Bullying
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Study Raises Questions About Impact of Tech on Achievement
- New Head Start Rules Aim to Balance Flexibility, Oversight
- The State of Play on ESSA Rules
- Donald Trump Backs Merit Pay, Funds for Choice
- TED KESLER: Building Capacity for Blue Ribbon Schools
- RICHARD ULLMAN: The Zero-Tolerance-Policy Overcorrection
- JAMES M. STONE: The Case for Universal National Service
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ARTHUR E. WISE: Why Can’t Teachers Cross State Lines?

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- Education Week - September 7, 2016
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- Are Dual-Enrollment Programs Being Oversold?
- Inclusive Classes Have Downsides, Researchers Find
- For New Kindergartners, a Whirlwind Introduction
- Report Roundup
- Tax Boosts to Aid K-12 Up for Vote
- News in Brief
- Amid Shortage Fears, States Ease Teacher-Licensing Rules
- Rating Materials for Reading
- Longer Day, Year Required for Many Head Start Programs
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Parent Group Sees Education Technology ‘Threats’
- Draft ESSA Funding Rules Unveiled
- Trump Taps Indiana Lawmaker’s Staffer To Craft Plan on School Choice
- Amid School-Closure Worries, Mich. Lists Low-Performers
- NICHOLAS C. DONOHUE: Don’t Fix High Schools, Transform Them
- BARBARA DUFFIELD: How ESSA May Help Homeless Students
- NITA LOWEY: ‘Books, Not Bullets’
- Letters
- T opSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ALFIE KOHN: Bullying the Bully

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- Education Week - August 31, 2016
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- Calls to Halt Charters Stir Friction
- Head Start Benefits Underscored
- Efforts to Boost Teacher Diversity Seen Falling Short
- Digital Directions: 1-to-1 Computing Under Microscope in Maine Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Back to School: Taking the Public’s Pulse
- U.S. State Department Tackles Gender Gap in Stem Participation
- Act Scores Dip as Participation Swells
- Are Poor Students More Ready for Kindergarten?
- Teacher-Tenure Battles Continue After Vergara
- Judge Blocks Guidance on Transgender Rights
- Reading the Tea Leaves in Advance of Essa Funding Rules
- Q&A: With Christopher Emdin
- Q&A: Talking K-12 With a Force in the House Gop
- Howard Fuller: The Naacp Has It Wrong
- Milton Chen & Jonathan B. Jarvis: 100 Years Old, Our National Parks Are the Best Outdoor Classrooms
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- David E. Dematthews: The Principal as Community Advocate

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- Education Week - August 3, 2016
- N.J. Program Fast-Tracks New Physics Teachers
- Louisiana Builds Homegrown Standards-Based Curricula
- Crafting ESSA Plans a State Balancing Act
- ‘Mindset’ May Influence Poor Students’ Academics
- K-12 Fights for Airtime as Presidential Election Issue
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Clark County, Nev. Plan Shifts to Decentralization
- Blogs of the Week
- Advocate Moves Needle On Website Accessibility
- Digital Directions: As Pokémon Craze Grows, Educators Weigh Game’s Value
- Principals Clamor for Inclusion in States’ ESSA Planning
- Minorities Identified for Special Education: Defining ‘Too Many’
- The VP Nominees on Education Issues
- Voices From the Conventions
- As Presidential Campaign Proceeds, Questions Loom on Prominence of Education as Policy Issue
- ROSEANNA ANDER & JULIA QUINN: Health Education Holds Key to Violence Prevention
- FERNANDO M. REIMERS: Our World Is Shrinking; Let’s Appreciate It
- Letters
- Remembering a Longtime Contributor
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JOHN B. KING JR.: U.S. Secretary of Education: Let’s Educate, Not Incarcerate

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- Education Week - July 20, 2016
- First-Generation College-Goers Try Campus Life
- Dose of Empathy Found To Cut Suspension Rates
- Vouchers Put Some Parents in Squeeze on Spec. Ed. Rights
- Data Loom Large in Quest for New School-Quality Indicator
- Detroit District Splits To Shore Up Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Common Core Poses Logistical Challenges In Writing Instruction
- Longtime Leader in Education Journalism Passes the Baton
- Schools Prepare to Confront Questions on Race, Policing
- Blogs of the Week
- Landmark Equity Study Turns 50
- A Persistent Divide
- Digital Device Choice Has Noticeable Impact On Test Performance
- Will FAFSA Changes Speed Up Aid Awards?
- U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015-16 Term
- States, Districts Eyeing Chance to Craft Innovative Tests
- K-12 Issues: Where the Candidates Stand
- Setting the Education Department’s Direction
- Blogs of the Week
- ALICE JOHNSON CAIN: ESSA Could Leave Vulnerable Students in Limbo
- ERICA FRANKENBERG & LILIANA M. GARCES: What Fisher v. University of Texas Means for K-12 Districts
- SAUL DREVITCH: The Wisdom of an 8th Grader
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ADAM KIRK EDGERTON: K-12 Schools: We Have Our Own ‘Brexit’ Problem

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- Education Week - January 11, 2017
- Spec. Ed. Benefits Taking Center Stage at Supreme Court
- Digital Directions: Ransomware Attacks Force Districts to Shore Up—or Pay Up
- Obama’s Complex Legacy on K-12: Bold Achievements, Fierce Blowback
- Common-Core Materials Hard to Find, Poll Says
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Revamped National Board Process Stirs Teachers’ Interest
- Preschool Linked to Higher Scores on Pisa Math Test
- School Funding, ESSA Hot Legislative Topics
- Vouchers Aside, Existing Tools Offer Trump School Choice Options
- Presidential Megaphone
- Leaving His Imprint on K-12 Policy
- David R. Garcia: The Missing Question in Education
- Joshua Dunn: The Steep Price of Political Homogeneity
- Letters
- Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj: Education Research Needs a Policy Makeover
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Frederick M. Hess: Its Leftward Tilt Leaves Ed. Scholarship on the Sidelines

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- Education Week - June 8, 2016
- Levels of Skill in Pre-K Staff Remain Issue
- Unaccompanied Minors Cross New Hurdle: Graduation
- Restroom Guidance a Thorny Case Study in Regulatory Law
- The Evolution of the ‘Chartered School’
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Collaboration Comes Slowly In Federal ‘Partnership Pilots’
- Proposal Puts Teacher-License Portability Back in Spotlight
- Ed-Tech Market in Flux, as Investors Grow More Selective
- Blogs of the Week
- Role of Charters Facet Of Debate About Diversity
- Kansas Districts Gird For Funding Shutdown After Court Ruling
- State K-12 Leaders Cautious In Assessing Draft ESSA Rules
- Military Students to Get Additional Supports Under ESSA
- Blogs of the Week
- Narrowing the Focus For School Boards
- Teachers Know Best
- Improving School Attendance Requires Good Data
- Letters
- Lift Off
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Transgender Restroom Policies and What The Research Suggests

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- Education Week - Technology Counts - Jun 9, 2016
- Exclusive Survey Yields Teachers’ Tech Views
- First-Ever Education Week Tech Confidence Index Released
- Product Testing in the Classroom
- Teacher Tech Leaders
- Nicholas Provenzano
- Erin Klein
- Rafranz Davis
- In Pursuit of ‘Active’ Tech Use
- Silicon Valley Selection
- 5 Schools of Ed. to Watch
- Razorback Coders
- Q&A: A Harvard View Of E-Learning
- Maker Momentum
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- Education Week - Diplomas Count - June 2, 2016
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- For Better High Schools, Coherence May Be Key
- Taking Students’ Voices to Heart
- One Student’s Quest To Reshape Schools
- Students in El Paso Get Leg Up On College
- In Omaha, a Chance To Try Out a Career
- Classroom and City Merge in Cleveland
- Citizens Get a Say In Boston Redesign
- A Bold Reinvention Gets a Rocky Start
- Minn. High School Built for ‘Flexibility’
- In Ark., Going Big On a Human Scale
- U.S. Graduation Rate Reaches a New High

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- Education Week - June 1, 2016
- In Special Education, A Debate on Bias
- Proposed ESSA Rules Aim to Strike Balance
- Civil Rights Office Gets Aggressive
- Charter Movement Fuels Boom For Public Montessori Schools
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Transgender Debate: What’s Next?
- Free Website Expands on EngageNY’s Mission
- Study on Teacher Test Finds Mixed Results
- Blogs of the Week
- Digital Learning Games Breaking Into K-12 Mainstream
- Girls Outperform Boys on First National Test of Tech, Engineering
- Oregon Creates a ‘Lens’ for Viewing Educational Equity
- High School Takes Cue From Montessori
- School Finance Suits: More Than Just a Legal Roll of the Dice?
- Report Feeds Into Debate Over Racial, Economic Inequities
- Blogs of the Week
- Policing Girls of Color in School
- The Plight of Black Girls in K-12 Schools
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- Black Girls, Discipline, and Schools

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- Education Week - May 18, 2016
- Chicago Fiscal Crisis Reaches Boiling Point
- Feds to Schools: Don’t Restrict Transgender Access
- Interdistrict Enrollment Appealing, Tricky
- Top Math Competitions Struggle To Diversify Their Talent Pool
- Study Cites Types of Schools With Low Graduation Rates
- ‘Complex Web’ of Obstacles Hinders Success for Boys of Color
- New Orleans Schools Poised For Return to Local Board Oversight
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: 1-to-1 Laptop Initiatives Boost Student Scores, Study Finds
- Many GOP K-12 Policy Hands Cool To Idea of Trump Post
- States Eye Data Dashboards as Path to Nuanced Accountability
- Combing High-Court Nominee’s Clerkship for K-12 Hints
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Blogs of the Week
- Blogs of the Week
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- BLAIR E. LYBBERT: A Radical Solution to the Dropout Problem
- CHARLES J. OGLETREE JR. & KIMBERLY JENKINS ROBINSON: Neglecting the Broken Foundation Of K-12 Funding
- DAVID SANTULLI: The Malia Effect
- JOHN GOMPERTS: Making Sense Of High School Graduation Rates

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- Education Week - May 11, 2016
- Bungling Student Names: A Slight That Stings
- Popularity of Ed Tech Often Not Linked to Products’ Impact
- As ESSA Rolls Out, State Officials Vow To Hear Local Voices
- Rich Districts Post Widest Racial Gaps
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study Says Teachers Feel Stressed, Discounted
- Amid Rocky Start, College-Access Coalition Hires First Director
- Migrant Students Kept Out of Schools, AP Investigation Finds
- Scores Decline for Low-Performers On 12th Grade NAEP
- National Survey Shows Rise in Student Safety
- Blogs of the Week
- Education Funding a Key Factor In Illinois Budget Showdown
- ESSA Paves Way for Deeper Access to Wealth of K-12 Data
- Blogs of the Week
- Relative Motion In Education
- Education Policy Should Address Student Poverty
- Quality Physical Education Is a Life Changer
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ‘People Support What They Create’: Stakeholder Engagement Is Key to ESSA’s Future

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- Education Week - April 27, 2016
- Court Sides With Student on Title IX
- Cheating in N.Y.C., Ga. Found to Hurt Students
- Better Online Images, Multimedia Give Art History Education New Look
- Vergara Reversal Leaves Questions, Equity Concerns
- Funding Showdown in Iowa
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Alternate Assessments Find Niche in Spec. Ed.
- Emotion May Be Key Driver of Learning, Studies Show
- Parent Volunteers Help to Restore Art Lessons in Strapped Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- New AP Art History Curriculum Opens Doors to World
- High Court Weighs Deportation Dispute
- ESSA Panel Hammers Out New Regulations on Testing
- Duncan Floats Fixes for K-12 Aid
- Blogs of the Week
- True Opportunity Is About More Than Access
- To Create Practical Policies, Include Practitioners in the Process
- Cellphone Addiction Is No Joke
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- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- How to Improve Teacher Evaluation In the Age of ESSA

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- Education Week - April 20, 2016
- Charters Help Alums Stick With College
- Cruz’s K-12 Agenda: Pro-School Choice, Anti-Common Core
- National Count of Special Education Students Shows Uptick
- New Online Tool Expands Access To School Climate Measurements
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Caution Urged on Measuring Social-Emotional Skills
- Studies Affirm Role of Emotions In Students’ Transitions
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Needs for ‘Resourcefulness,’ Equity Probed in Maker Ed.
- Digital Divide Evolves in Fla. Schools, Study Finds
- Ind. Scholarship Law Aims to Entice Top Students Into Teaching
- Blogs of the Week
- Testing Issues Generate Heat in Legislatures
- Sparks Fly as Congress Reviews ESSA Rulemaking Process
- MATT GANDAL: Are We Serious About the Goal Of College and Career Readiness for All?
- ADAM LAATS & HARVEY SIEGEL: Teaching Evolution Is Not About Changing Beliefs
- Q&A With StoryCorps’ Dave Isay
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHARLOTTE DANIELSON: It’s Time to Rethink Teacher Evaluation

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- Education Week - April 13, 2016
- N.Y. Flip-Flop Affects Policy In Key Areas
- Students Help Shape Measures Of ‘Soft Skills’
- Kasich’s K-12 Record
- Can Latin Build Young Vocabularies?
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: FCC ‘Lifeline’ Effort Expanded to Bridge the Digital Divide
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Tracking Not an Issue For Career-Tech-Education
- San Diego Strives to Close Gap In Access to Advanced Courses
- High School Coursework Seen Falling Short
- Blogs of the Week
- Fee-Payer Issue Still Alive, Despite Close Call for Unions
- As First Education Secretary, Shirley M. Hufstedler a Pacesetter
- ESSA Negotiators Dig Into Regulatory Details
- Shield From Deportation Threat To Get Day at High Court
- State of the States
- Blogs of the Week
- JONATHAN LASH: Buildings, Blocks, and Experience
- ZOE WEIL: You Are What You Teach
- HAROLD O. LEVY: How Should Schools Purchase Technology for the Classroom?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PAUL KIHN: The District Is Dead. Long Live the District.

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- Education Week - March 30, 2016
- State Boards Feel New Need To Flex Muscles
- Distress Call Issued On K-12 Facilities
- Can ‘Micro-Credentialing’ Salvage Teacher PD?
- Sanders Gets Educators’ Attention Despite Limited Specifics on K-12
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- DAVID GAMBERG: What Makes a School?
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Common Core: Is Its Achievement Impact Starting To Dissipate?
- ACT’s New 10th Grade Test Provides Competition for PSAT
- N.C. Law Restricts Transgender Student Restroom Access
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Group Probes Ed-Tech Pricing, Buying
- Home Schooling Gains Popularity With Military Families
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘Teach to Lead’ Projects Face Uphill Climb at State Level
- Hearing Weighs Student-Data Privacy Concerns
- High Court Weighing Birth-Control Mandate
- ESSA Rule Negotiators Grapple With Issues of Flexibility, Equity
- ROBERT EVANS: Principals, Get Your Irish On
- PATRICK O’CONNOR: Why Good Teachers Don’t Have to ‘Like’ Teaching
- JONATHAN ECKERT: Finding Joy in Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- Education Week - March 23, 2016
- Grant Boosts ‘Early College’ High School Effort
- Federal i3: Giving Wing To Promising Ideas
- State Solidarity Erodes On Standards Testing
- ESSA May Offer Megaphone For Parent, Community Voice
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Survey: Student Engagement Drops by Grade Level
- After Flint Crisis, New Scrutiny Of Schools’ Drinking Water
- Wash. Charter Schools May Get Second Chance
- Writing Program Found to Yield Benefits for Students, Teachers
- Social-Emotional Learning’s Tech Potential
- Blogs of the Week
- Explainer: Getting to Know i3
- Table: Findings from The First Round
- High Court Nominee’s Judicial Record Sparse on Education Cases
- State Agency Capacity Sees Selective Squeeze
- Some Religious Schools Press Obamacare Case
- Blogs of the Week
- State Leadership Is Enhanced by Common Measures
- Delivering on a Promise To the World’s Children
- Purposeful Assessment Is an Antidote To Harmful School Testing
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- To Avert the Next Generation Of Violent Conflict, Replace Fear With Curiosity

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- Education Week - March 16, 2016
- States Hit Accelerator On Accountability
- Immigrant Influxes Test U.S. Schools
- Researchers Flag Downside Of Moving to Better Schools
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Potential Use of ‘Blockchain’ Tech for K-12 Debated by Experts
- Blogs of the Week
- Early-Education Measures Percolating at State, Local Levels
- Acting Ed. Secretary Urges Congress to Renew Career-Tech Law
- ESSA Rulemaking: A Guide to Negotiations
- Blogs of the Week
- ERIC T. SCHNEIDERMAN: Keeping Schoolhouse Doors Open for Immigrant Children
- GARRETT NEIMAN: For Disadvantaged Students, New SAT Is First Step
- Q&A With Author David Denby: A Quest for ‘Serious’ Reading In the Digital Age
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ARNOLD PACKER: Should Citizenship Be a Goal of Education?

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- Education Week - March 9, 2016
- Classroom Lab Helps Researchers Study Learning in Natural Setting
- Weighted Lotteries to Integrate Charters Hit Roadblocks
- Eyeing Trump Through Lens Of K-12 Issues
- Weighted Lotteries to Integrate Charters Hit Roadblocks
- Contents
- News in Briefs
- Report Roundup
- Standard Rule Sought on Flagging Bias in Special Education
- College Board Bars Test-Prep Companies From SAT Debut
- Blogs of the Week
- Weighted Lotteries to Integrate Charters Hit Roadblocks
- Ed. Secretary Nominee Enjoys Collegial Hearing
- Tennessee District Perseveres Amid Online Testing Woes
- Congress Mulling Federal Footprint as ESSA Rolls Out
- Testing Stumbles Prompt Legislation in Affected States
- S.D. Makes Move to Lose Label Of State With Lowest Teacher Pay
- Online Exams’ Rough Rollout Piques Anxiety
- S.D. Governor Vetoes Limits on Transgender Access to Restrooms
- MICHAEL V. MCGILL: Making the Most of ESSA
- DAVID C. BANKS: Black History Is Not Just About February
- MICHAEL MAGEE: The Diversity Crisis for Education’s Leading Roles
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- T. ROBINSON AHLSTROM: ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death’: Where Is Education?

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- Education Week - February 24, 2016
- ESSA Spotlights Strategy to Reach Diverse Learners
- Will the Common Core Step Up Schools’ Focus on Grammar?
- Disparities in Test Accommodations Eyed
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- S.D. May Restrict Restroom Use For Transgender Students
- Conn. Seminars Tackle ‘Religious Illiteracy’ In Classrooms
- Seven Studies Comparing Paper and Computer Test Scores
- To Offset Poverty, Ed. Groups Urge ‘Whole-Child’ Approach
- Research on Deafness Yields Broader Insights
- Analysis: Ill. Pension Woes Destabilizing Teaching
- Blogs of the Week
- Military Eyes Wider Access for Career-Aptitude Test Under ESSA
- Scalia’s Death Muddies Fate of Key Cases
- Courts Push Lawmakers to the Wall Over K-12 Funding
- Blogs of the Week
- 5 Key Takeaways on Education From White House Candidates
- State of the States
- Preschool Suspensions Do More Harm Than Good
- Personalization Isn’t About Isolation
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Why Preschool Matters for Student Success

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- Education Week - February 17, 2016
- Preservice Programs Seek To Head Off Teacher Biases
- Black Male Teachers a Rarity
- Consolidation Fight Erupts In Vermont
- In Cities With Choice, Single- Enrollment Systems Hit Hurdles
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Letting Students Work From Home Adds Policy Twist
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Q&A: Principals Urged To ‘Shadow’ Students
- Study: Showing Standout Work To Students Can Backfire
- U.S. Manages to Reduce Share Of Low PISA Scores— in Science
- Blogs of the Week
- Lawmakers Pledging to Keep Close Eye on ESSA Implementation
- Obama Budget Doubles As Policy Document
- Blogs of the Week
- Five-State Study Examines Teaching Shifts Under Core
- Kansas High Court Strikes Down Stopgap Aid Formula
- State of the States
- Increased Accountability of Teacher Prep Gives Equity the Back Seat
- Self-Care Is the Educator’s Core Standard
- Beware the Racist Subtext Of Children’s Books
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Dispatch From Flint, Mich.: Our Water Crisis Is a Crisis of Trust

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- Education Week - February 10, 2016
- Federal Trade Regulators Target Brain-Training Product Claims
- In States Hungry for Teachers, Policy Menu Expands
- PARCC Scores Lower On Computer Exams
- Equipping Parents on Spec. Ed.
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- In Chicago, Schools’ Financial Crisis Deepens Divisions
- Advocates’ Report Hits States For Overtesting, Other Policies
- Blogs of the Week
- Digital Directions: Partnership Boosts Data Privacy
- Kindergarten: Less Play, More Academics (infographic
- ‘Proficiency’ Bars on State Tests Are Seen Heading Upward
- Views Clash On K-12 Law Rulemaking
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept. CIO Grilled By Oversight Panel
- State of the States
- America’s ‘Edu-Masochism’
- I’m Tired of ‘Grit’
- Why Small Steps Are Better for Small Schools
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- In Low-Income Schools, Teachers Need Guidance

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- Education Week - January 27, 2016
- Laws That Lead to School Arrests Targeted for Change in Some States
- Ed. Dept.’s Chief Turns Up Volume
- States Issue Thousands Of Retroactive Diplomas
- AP Student Pool Staying Strong, Studies Find
- News in Brief
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- In Other Countries, Teacher PD Is a Way of Life
- Leadership Hodgepodge Poses Management Challenges
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: New Tech Standard Aims to Ease Sharing Of Digital Roster Data
- Passing Score Lowered on Latest Revision Of GED Exam
- Blogs of the Week
- Studies Explore Reasons Behind ‘Fade-Out’ Effect
- ‘Micro’ Schools Could Pressure Private K-12
- Quality Counts 2016 Corrected Tables
- Kansas Panel Pours Fuel on Debate Over K-12 Aid
- States Exploring Ways to Meet Test-Participation Mandate
- State of the States
- Blogs of the Week
- MCGUIRE, DUNN, SHAW, & SCHOTT: When ‘Opportunity’ Is Anything But
- STERNBERG & HOLLEY: Walton Family Foundation: Rethink Virtual Charters
- BROWN: Special Education Needs an Exit Plan
- State of the States
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ANDERSON: The Third Way: A Mixed-Market Approach To Schooling

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- Education Week - January 20, 2016
- ESSA Challenges Ahead for States
- 25 Years In, TFA Faces Tensions, Courts Change
- Flint, Mich., Reels From Water Crisis
- Opt-Out Activists Eye Fresh Battlefronts
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Open Ed. Resources Get Boost From ESSA
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Book Highlights Practical Guidance For Teaching Reading
- College Testing Season Marred By Score Delays, Snafus
- Blogs of the Week
- Unions on Defensive as High Court Hears Dispute Involving Fees
- In Home Stretch, Obama Vows to Push On Education Priorities
- Ed. Dept. Gets Advocates’ Views On Preparing ESSA Regulations
- DONALD M. FEUERSTEIN: The ‘Inconvenient Truth’ of Student Debt
- JAMES LYTLE: The NCAA’s Chokehold On Secondary Schooling
- FLORINA RODOV: Your College Essay Isn’t a Selfie
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- RICHARD WEISSBOURD: College Admission 2.0: Service Over Self

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- Education Week - January 13, 2016
- Education Still Struggling for Traction as Campaign Issue
- School Revenue Squeezed in Oil, Coal States
- Feds to K-12: Ensure Safety For Muslims
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Political Winds Buffet Tenn.’s Achievement School District
- Charter Sector to Get $1 Billion Boost From Walton
- In the ‘Chess Capital’ of St. Louis, Game Takes Root in Poor Districts
- Blogs of the Week
- Education Week Launches Premium Site for K-12 Companies
- The Slowest Internet in Mississippi
- Rural Schools, Telecoms Battle Over Internet Pricing
- ‘Washington Gave Us Leverage’
- Amid Its Own Changes, Research Office Gears Up for New ESSA Duties
- Education Department Begins to Scope Out ESSA-Era Role
- Blogs of the Week
- Own the ‘Messy Dress’ of Scholarship
- Stick to the Truth
- Embrace the ‘Hurly Burly’
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Edu-Scholars and the Public Square: What Is Our Responsibility?

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- Education Week - Quality Counts - January 7, 2016
- Inside
- Tough Balancing Act on Accountability
- Path to Accountability Taking Bold New Turns
- Policy Hammers
- Highlighting NCLB-Era Research
- Student Achievement in the Era of Accountability
- Quality Counts at 20
- Moving Beyond Just Academics as a Way to Assess Effectiveness
- At a Los Angeles School, Carving Safe Spaces to Share and Learn
- States Collaborate in Pursuit of Fresh Accountability Ideas
- In School Turnaround Efforts, Massachusetts Enlists Districts
- Measuring Up: Latest Scorecard Puts States, Nation to the Test
- Grading Summary
- School Finance
- Chance for Success
- K-12 Achievement
- Methodology
- Sources & Notes

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- Education Week - January 6, 2016
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Wash. Ruling Could Inspire Charter Opponents Elsewhere
- As New SAT Looms, Anxious Students Ramp Up Testing
- Digital Directions: U.S. Ed-Tech Plan Calls Attention to ‘Digital-Use Divide’
- Standards for Principals’ Bosses Sharpen Focus on Role
- Blogs of the Week
- Inside ESSA
- High Stakes in Union-Fee Case Before Supreme Court
- New K-12 Law Adds to Buzz as State Legislatures Set to Convene
- Ed. Dept. Budget Sees Slight Boost In FY 2016 Deal
- Blogs of the Week
- Amanda VanDerHeyden, Matthew Burns, Rachel Brown, Mark R. Shinn, Stevan Kukic, Kim Gibbons, Ggeorge Batsche, & W. David Tilly: RTI Works (When It Is Implemented Correctly)
- Ron Wolk: To Change Education, Change the Message
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Paul Herdman: As Feds Step Back, The First State Steps Up

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- Education Week - December 9, 2015
- School Facilities Fuel State-Local Tensions in W. Va. District
- Locked-Up Youths See Grim Prospects in Many States
- In Ariz. K-8 District, All Grades Learn Computer Programming
- On Horizon: NCLB’s End, Duncan Exit
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- In Math, Positive Mindset May Prime Students’ Brains
- Parent-Driven Group Wields Influence On Dyslexia Issues
- Blogs of the Week
- Districts Struggle to Evaluate Pilot Projects for Ed Tech
- High Court Showdown Looms Again On Race-Based Admissions
- ‘Promise’ Program Boosts Enrollment At Tenn. Colleges
- House Approval of ESEA Overhaul Marks Rare, Bipartisan Agreement
- Blogs of the Week
- How Woodrow Wilson Shut the Door on K-12 Education for African- Americans
- A Native American Parent Confronts a Pervasive NFL Slur
- The Essence of Wrongheaded School ‘Reform’
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Class, Interrupted

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- Education Week - December 2, 2015
- Charters, District Partner On Spec. Ed. in Denver
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Big Progress, Hurdles Outlined in New Report On School Connectivity
- For Some Immigrant Students, Culture Bears on College Choice
- Days Could Be Numbered For No Child Left Behind
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- PARCC to Let States Buy Parts of Tests And Select Vendors
- Gates Foundation Turns Attention To Teacher-Prep ‘Transformation’
- Blogs of the Week
- College Scout Mines Below-the-Radar Schools For Talent
- Ed. Dept. Touts Race to Top’s Impact, Tiptoes Around Stumbles
- Pa. Districts Anxiously Awaiting End to Budget Standoff
- New Data Paints Mixed Picture Of Turnaround Program
- With New ESEA Likely, State Chiefs Pledge Better Accountability
- White House Corrals Financing For High School Redesign
- JEFFREY AARON SNYDER: Social Justice Is Not the Most Compelling Reason to Teach Race
- SCOTT GOLDSTEIN: What Mexico Gets Right About Adult Education
- OPEDUCATION BLOG: On Scaling Back Testing
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- SCOTT STERLING: Extinguishing a Burnout Actionable Ideas to Keep Teachers Engaged in Their Careers

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- Education Week - November 11, 2015 - Special Report
- Table of Contents
- Bringing Clarity to a Cloudy Idea
- Formative-Assessment Misconceptions
- Should Formative Assessments Be Graded?
- Common Core: Tools to Check Students’ Grasp
- Putting Students in Charge of Their Own Learning
- An Arizona Initiative Sets Sights on Teachers
- Learning Progressions: Road Maps for Teaching
- Tech-Powered Teacher Tools

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- Education Week - November 11, 2015
- RTI Practice Falls Short of Promise, Research Finds
- Districts Confront Transgender Policies
- Top Teacher’s Resignation Spurs Certification Debate
- Special Ed. Law Wrought Complex Changes
- Cintents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Blogs of the Week
- In Colorado School Board Recall, Politics and Money Drive Ouster
- ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ Is Tough Call for Districts
- Districts Struggle to Equip Schools With Fast, Affordable Internet
- States Prepare for Shifting Role On Accountability
- In Off-Year Elections, Ky., Miss. Drew Spotlight on K-12
- Arizona Governor Signs Deal to Settle K-12 Funding Suit
- Blogs of the Week
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Must Be Everywhere at Once
- Put Our Mission Front and Center
- Control What I Can
- Prioritize Community-Building
- How Do We Keep Good Principals?

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- NAEP Score Drop Spurs Speculation
- Arrest Fuels Debate On School Police
- Cybercharter Students Fall Far Behind On Academic Measures, New Reports Say
- Leaders Go to School to Learn Management Savvy
- Education Week - November 4, 2015
- Education Week - November 4, 2015
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Academic Support a Priority for School Business Officers
- Buffalo Struggles to Respond to Feds Over Access to Best Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- Key Spending Provision in House ESEA Bill’s Cross Hairs
- As Pressure Builds to Rein in Testing, Ed. Dept. Sets Path for States, Districts
- Keep the Ed. Dept., or Scrap It? Where GOP Hopefuls Stand
- Blogs of the Week
- In Michigan, a Move To Fix Detroit’s Schools Muddied by Probe
- The Painful Necessity of Replicating Research
- Moving Beyond the Hype of the 3-D Printer
- The Real ‘Prize’ in Newark Schools
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- A Different Kind of Lesson From Finland

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- Education Week - October 28, 2015
- Study Paints Chaotic View of Testing
- In L.A., Tensions Rise Over Teacher Investigations
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: ‘Ephemeral’ Apps Put School Leaders in Tricky Spots
- Unequal Access to Advanced Classes Targeted
- Fighting Subtle Bias
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Oak Foundation Aiding Those With ‘Learning Differences’
- Long-Term Study to Track Adolescent Brain Development
- Blogs of the Week
- In Minneapolis, a Targeted Effort To Bolster Black Boys
- School-Parent Linkages Chip Away at Cultural Barriers
- Fate of Programs Complicates Path To ESEA Compromise
- Some School Choice Backers Tepid On Title I Portability Proposal
- State Chiefs Look to Montana For Ways to Meet the Needs Of Native American Students
- Signs Point to Increase in High School Graduation Rates
- Blogs of the Week
- SETH KERSHNER & SCOTT HARDING: Do Military Recruiters Belong in Schools?
- JEREMY A. STERN: On the AP U.S. History Framework
- Unearthing the Humanity Beneath Stereotypes
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JOHN HATTIE: The Effective Use of Testing: What the Research Says

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- Education Week - October 21, 2015
- Proposals Vary on Rethinking Title I Funding
- Are New Teacher Tests Vulnerable To Cheating?
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Philanthropy Moves to Scale Up Digital Ed.
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Utah Tops Financial Literacy Report Card
- Most Nations Fall Short in Equal Access to Schooling for Girls
- Study-Abroad Programs Build ‘Next Generation’ Travelers in K-12 Schools
- Feds Put Spotlight on Needs Of Black ELLs
- Blogs of the Week
- EdWeek to Partner With PBS NewsHour
- Arizona Grapples With How To Boost Spending on Schools
- K-12 Gets Little Attention in First Democratic Presidential Debate
- Full-Court Press Underway to Lift Cap On Charters in Massachusetts
- Blogs of the Week
- MIKE SCHMOKER: Transforming Professional Development
- ERIN MCNEILL: Digital Citizenship Matters for All Ages
- ALAN D. SOLOMONT: Millennials Want to Serve. Let’s Help Them Do It.
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHRISTINA BERCHINI: A Message to Teacher-Educators, From One of Their Own

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- Education Week - October 14, 2015
- Gates Plows Ahead Amid K-12’s Swirl
- More Money, Scrutiny For Ohio Charters
- Dual-Credit Classes Put at Risk by Ruling
- Leadership Issues Cloud Federal Ed. Policy Picture
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- N.C. Plagued by Teacher Attrition Despite Retention, Pay Measures
- Former Chicago Schools CEO Indicted in Federal Fraud Case
- Microsoft’s Windows 10 Scrutinized Over Privacy Controls
- Blogs of the Week
- State, Local Officials Gird for Special Education Guidance Letters
- California Blazes Trail With New Sex Education Mandates
- Blogs of the Week
- Less Leverage Awaits Official Set to Step In As Head of Ed. Dept.
- GINA WOMACK: The Sexual-Abuse-to-Prison Pipeline
- SUSAN HOPGOOD, LILY ESKELSEN-GARCÍA, & RANDI WEINGARTEN: Education Is a Global Answer To the Challenges of Our Time
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JOIE ACOSTA, MATTHEW CHINMAN, JOHN ENGBERG, & CATHERINE AUGUSTINE: Rethinking Student Discipline and Zero Tolerance

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- Education Week - October 7, 2015
- Training Gains Toehold for Aides In Special Education
- Schools Play Role In Academic Gap
- Charter-Expansion Plan Stokes Debate in L.A.
- Momentum Building for Biliteracy
- Duncan Sets Departure As Secretary
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Calif. Set to Adopt Literacy Materials Tied to Common Core
- Efforts to Groom Principal Talent Get New Infusion of Cash
- Study Casts Fresh Doubts On Durability of Pre-K Gains
- Blogs of the Week
- Hands-on Tech Movement Begins 1-to-1 Access Push
- News Corp. Sells Amplify To Joel Klein, Other Executives
- Plan Would Shift $15 Billion In Prison Spending to Teacher Pay
- State Tests Due Fresh Scrutiny As Peer Review Relaunches
- Teacher Evaluation Heads to the Courts
- Blogs of the Week
- RICHARD CARRANZA, SUSANNA LOEB, & BENJAMIN YORK: Information Parents and Teachers Can Use
- JOSHUA STARR & ELAINE WEISS: Common-Core Test Results: What Policymakers Need to Ask
- BARBARA WHEATLEY: Reading by Choice: Let Students Choose the Books to Tackle
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MICHAEL MCDEVITT: Learning Civility: How ‘Political Parenting’ Might Help

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- Education Week - September 30, 2015
- N.Y.C. Pushes to Meet Promise Of Universal Pre-K
- K-12 Funding Fights Roil State Landscape At School Year’s Start
- Parent Meetings Get a Makeover
- Choice Advocates Seek Expansion of Private Schools
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Grit, Character Research Draws New Walton Investments
- Experts Differ on the Usability Of New College Scorecard Data
- How Tech Can Improve Youngsters’ Reading Skills
- Blogs of the Week
- Union Fees, Affirmative Action on High Court’s 2015-16 Docket
- Federal Fiscal Showdown Puts Districts, Agencies on Edge
- REBECCA WHEAT: ZIP Codes Needn’t Predict Students’ Futures
- HOWARD E. HORTON: A Degree at Any Cost? Not So Fast
- JIM SHELTON: Closing the Achievement Gap: Why Are We Ignoring What Works?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ALFIE KOHN: Do This and You’ll Get That: A Bad Way to Defend Good Programs

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- Education Week - September 23, 2015
- Research Agency Faces Deep Cuts In Budget Bills
- Schools Seek Split From Confederacy
- English-Learner Tests Moving to Digital Realm
- Despite Research on Teens’ Sleep, Change to School Start Times Difficult
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- To Combat Inequity, Ferguson Panel Urges K-12 Changes
- Study: KIPP Confers an Edge in Academics But Not in Attitudes
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Online Credit Recovery in Need of Overhaul, Study Says
- Blogs of the Week
- From Pre-K to Higher Ed., Duncan Tour Touts Priorities
- GOP Presidential Debaters Give Glancing Mention to Education
- In Wide-Ranging Discussion, Duncan Mulls Issues, Agenda
- ANN MYERS & JILL BERKOWICZ: STEM Doesn’t Narrow the Curriculum
- MARY ANN ZEHR: Can a Former Journalist Teach English-Language Learners to Write?
- GREG MILO: Why Do Students Hate History? Some Thoughts on the ‘Boring’ Social Studies
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CAROL DWECK: Growth Mindset, Revisited

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- Education Week - September 16, 2015
- Under Pressure, Colo. Schools Forge New Path
- Students Are Hope, Impetus For Recovery in Ferguson
- Shock Waves From Ruling On Charters
- Scholars Lament Decline of Courses On Ed. History
- Parent-Teacher Digital Exchanges Studied
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Seattle Teachers Strike Over Pay, Delaying Start of School Year
- Districts Expand Languages In Dual-Immersion Programs
- Blogs of the Week
- Q&A: Ferguson’s New Schools Chief Outlines Plans
- Facebook Moves Into ‘Personalized Learning’ Partnership
- With Waivers, Ed. Dept. Loosens Teacher-Evaluation Reins
- Proposal to Boost Head Start Hours, Year-Length Draws Concern
- Ed. Dept. Approves Teacher-Equity Plans for 16 States
- VIKKI S. KATZ, MICHAEL H. LEVINE, & CARMEN GONZALEZ: Cultural Assets and the Digital Promise
- JENNIFER DAVIS: Give Teachers the Time to Collaborate
- PAUL MARX: Education, Not Political Correctness, Is the Answer
- Letters
- STUDENT VOICES: Confronting Bias in Michael Brown’s Former District
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- INDA SCHAENEN: ‘Hoping for a Yes’ in a Troubled District

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- Education Week - September 9, 2015
- Contents
- Newark Schools’ Journey To Local Control Begins
- Immigration Debate, Pre-K Access Have Indiana Program on Hot Seat
- Teachers Nurture Growth Mindsets in Math
- Ariz. School Forges College Path for Rural Students
- Unionization Bid Sparks Discord In L.A. Charters
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- SAT/ACT Performance for 2015 Graduates Called ‘Disappointing’
- Test-Taking Surged for AP Physics and Computer Science
- Even With ‘Super Lice,’ Students Ought to Be In Class, Experts Say
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Blending Adaptive Technologies With Open Ed. Resources
- New Project Uses Primary Sources In the Math Classroom
- Is the Federal College-Aid Form Too Hard?
- Slicing the K-12 Data on Governors Running for President
- Blogs of the Week
- ESEA, Budget, Higher Ed. Issues on Agenda as Congress Returns
- New Law to Prompt Discipline-Policy Revisions in Illinois
- Stalemate Over Pennsylvania Budget Puts Heat on Districts as Schools Open
- Rep. John Kline, House Ed. Panel Chairman, Set to Retire
- Letters
- ANGELA MINNICI: Goodbye, Sacred Cows? Education Needs More Questioning Practitioners
- Q&A WITH KEVIN JENNINGS: America Still Needs ‘Basic Protections’ For LGBT Educators
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- DALE RUSSAKOFF: How Mark Zuckerberg’s $100 Million Gift Found Its Way to Newark’s Public Schools

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- Education Week - August 26, 2015
- Contents
- Polls Reveal Nuanced K-12 Views
- Justice Takes Aim at ADA Violations in School Settings
- Terrain Shifts for Children’s TV Programming
- Nev. Officials Work to Unknot Kinks In School Choice Law
- Michelle Obama to Tap U.S. Students in Equity Campaign for Girls
- With Marijuana Legal, Colo. Rebrands Drug-Free Message
- Big Hype, Hard Fall for News Corp.’s $1 Billion Ed-Tech Venture
- Schools Urged to Put a Higher Priority on ‘De-Identifying’ Student Data
- GOP Candidates’ Forum Puts Ed. Policy Front and Center
- Hard Choices Dog Washington State Lawmakers Over K-12 Aid
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Blogs of the Week
- Blogs of the Week
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- New Orleans’ Path to Equity
- Colorblind Approaches To Education Are Hurting Students
- To Measure, or to Assess, Learning?

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- Education Week - August 19, 2015
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Rookie Principals’ Group Sheds Light on Early-Career Challenges
- Education Week Acquires Television Production Company
- Historians See AP U.S. History Revisions as ‘Evenhanded’
- Handcuffing of Students Reignites Debate On Use of Restraint
- Study Casts Doubt on Impact of Teacher Professional Development
- Teachers Use Minecraft to Fuel Creative Ideas, Analytical Thinking
- Blogs of the Week
- Education Stakes Are High in Ky., La., and Miss. Governor Races
- Accountability 3.0: What Will State Systems Look Like?
- Budget Deadline Could Put Education Programs at Risk
- Blogs of the Week
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- How Do We Help Students With Mental-Health Issues Return to School?
- Lessons From Successful School Improvement Grants
- 2005: In the Wake of Hurricane Katrina
- Letters
- Do We Need Quality Assurance for Teacher Feedback?

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- Education Week - August 5, 2015
- Crowded Field of Online News Sites Focuses on Education
- Collision Alert: House, Senate ESEA Rewrites
- Road Less Traveled When State Chiefs Take District Reins
- PARCC Under Gun as States Drop Out
- ‘Melting’ Off the Path to College
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Districts Face Uneven Supply of Teachers
- Computer Classes Get Boost In Calif. District
- Career-Preparation Programs Take Root In Middle Schools
- N.Y.C. School Aims for ‘Authentic,’ Not Standardized, Tests
- McGraw-Hill Education Shifting Away From High-Stakes Testing
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Innovation Networks Need Both Autonomy, Support
- Blogs of the Week
- New Federal Tool Maps Attendance Boundaries by School
- States in Holding Pattern on English- Learner Waiver Requests
- New Names Added to List of White House Hopefuls
- Blogs of the Week
- ESEA Rewrite: A Preconference Cheat Sheet
- PETER T. KEO: Why Reporting Data on Asian and Pacific Islander Students Matters
- DOUG TUTHILL: School Choice, an Opportunity for Students, Teachers, and Parents
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PETER GIBBON: A Small Revolutionary Book: How a 17th-Century Philosopher Speaks To Today’s School Reformers

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- Education Week - July 8, 2015
- Nev. Moves to Split Clark Co. District
- Crazy Quilt of State Responses To Cries of Overtesting
- Common Core Trickles Into All States
- Advocates Scrutinize Head Start Proposals
- Supreme Court To Decide Case On Union Fees
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Ed. School Critic Levine, MIT Partner to Launch Teacher-Prep ‘Lab’
- Ariz.’s 20-Year-Old ELL Case May End, But Debate Rages On
- Spelling—en Español—Catches On, With Bees in Multiple States
- Blogs of the Week
- ISTE Conference Examines How Tech Is Reshaping Education
- Budgets, Testing Issues Took Legislative Stage
- States Struggle With How to Ensure Good Teachers in All Schools
- K-12 Issues Fall Within Suite of Recent High Court Rulings
- In States, Plenty of Talk But Incremental Action on Early Ed.
- Lengthy Floor Debate Looms for U.S. Senate Over ESEA Rewrite
- Fresh Entrants in GOP’s Quest For White House
- House, Senate Appropriations Bills Would Cut Back Ed. Dept. Funding
- What We’ve Learned From a Longer School Day and Year
- The Illusion of Closing The Achievement Gap
- The ‘Power’ of Adversity
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Education Scholars: Challenging Racial Injustice Begins With Us

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- Education Week - June 10, 2015
- Cleveland Embraces Social- Emotional Learning
- Challenge of Co-Teaching A Special Education Issue
- As Federal Grants Taper Off, Two N.C. Districts Tally Impact
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: N.Y. ‘Open’ Content Going Nationwide
- School Choice Supercharged In Nev. Statute
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Debate Persists Around Kindergarten Reading Standards
- New York Expanding Dual Language to Help Its English- Learners
- Schools, Students Hit Hard by California’s Historic Drought
- Blogs of the Week
- Massachusetts School Transforms Renovation Into Teachable Moment
- Magnet Schools Found to Boost Diversity—But Only a Bit
- Survey: Students Need More Than Academic Prowess
- Education Policy Issues In Arizona Crossfire
- Congress Appears Poised to Tackle Higher Education Issues
- SIG Money Gives Principal Tools For Turnaround
- Federal Aid Fuels Multi-Tiered Instruction
- Additional Entrants Join Presidential Race
- High Court Rules in Online Threat, Religious Rights Cases
- A Movement Gains Momentum
- What Teachers Are Saying
- Parents Have a Civil Right To Question Testing’s Goal
- Parents See Testing’s ‘Distorting Impact’
- What Are the Policy Implications of the Opt-Out Movement?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- An Early Opt-Out

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- Education Week - Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2015
- Inside
- After Special Ed., Path Is Less Certain
- DATA OVERVIEW: Students with Disabilities In School and Work
- BY THE NUMBERS: Hearing Impairment
- Md. Senior Opts For University Geared To Students With Hearing Impairments
- In College, Students Face Choice: Seek Help or Go It Alone?
- BY THE NUMBERS: Emotional Disturbance
- At Lab School, Pennsylvania Student Prepares for Career In Culinary Arts
- After K-12, Students Must Be Self-Advocates
- BY THE NUMBERS: Specific Learning Disability
- On Road to College, Georgia Student Learns To Speak for Herself
- For Job-Oriented Students, Work Experience Is Critical
- Discipline Policies Push Students Off College-and-Career Path
- BY THE NUMBERS: Autism
- Budding Politician Sets Sights on College
- State Diploma Requirements Vary
- Common Core: Will Bar Rise For Students With Disabilities?
- BY THE NUMBERS: Intellectual Disability
- In Virginia, Jobs Enable Twin Brothers To ‘Walk Taller’ After High School
- Graduation Rates Reach New Highs, But Gaps Remain
- TABLE: Graduation Rate Tops 80 Percent
- State-by-State Data

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- Education Week - June 3, 2015
- New S.C. Standards Ease Political Pushback
- Summer-Job Demand Outstrips Opportunities
- Districts Use Student Insights To Guide Policy, Practice
- Charters Look Anew At Teacher Retention
- With Common Core, Algebra Course Undergoes a Face-Lift
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- PARCC Shortens Testing Time, Shifts to Later in the School Year
- Ties Deepening Between Schools, After-School Providers
- Parent Engagement on Rise As Priority for Schools, Districts
- Charter Sector Challenged by Caliber of School Boards
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: The E-Rate Overhaul in 4 Easy Charts
- Studies Probe How Students Can Apply Math More Widely
- NAEP to Gather Data on Grit, Mindset
- Blogs of the Week
- Teacher-Retention Data For Charters Still Murky
- Stakes High for Bureau of Indian Education’s Overhaul
- California Seeks Waiver on Use of Federal Title I Tutoring Money
- Blogs of the Week
- FRANCESCA STERNFELD: Necessary Lessons, Schools’ Critical Role in Reducing Family Violence
- BENJAMIN RILEY: Can Teacher-Educators Learn From Medical-School Reform?
- RANDI WEINGARTEN: States Should Ditch ‘Cut Scores’ on New Tests
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- TERRY B. GRIER: Creating a College-Bound Culture in an Urban School District

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- Education Week - May 20, 2015
- Gifted Programs Miss Disadvantaged Students
- Army of Scorers Tackles Common-Core Tests
- Groups Aim to Smooth Student-Police Relations
- U.S. Senate Proposal Puts Spotlight On ‘Open Educational Resources’
- Civil Rights Data Detail Increase In Complaints
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Accountability Measures for Traits Like ‘Grit’ Questioned
- Long-Term Gains Seen for Kids Who Move Out of Poverty
- Blogs of the Week
- Selective Public Schools Struggle to Diversify Enrollments
- Illinois Policymakers Scramble After Pension Law Struck Down
- Student-Data Use a Key Issue In Debates Over Privacy Bills
- Blogs of the Week
- Why Not Practice What We Preached?
- Education Has to Be a ‘Human Business’
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Making the Right Commitment to Student-Data Privacy
- Is the Public Ever Really Private?

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- Education Week - May 13, 2015 - Special Report
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- Teachers Turn to New Read-Aloud Strategies For Common-Core Era
- Alabama Coaches Up Literacy Lessons
- Broadening the Push for Grade-Level Reading
- Forget Word Lists: Vocabulary Lessons Start With Context
- Should 3rd Grade Be Pivot Point for Early Reading?
- Fluency Still Seen as Neglected Skill

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- Education Week - May 13, 2015
- On Twitter, ‘EduColor’ Group Puts Race in Policy Discussions
- Rules for Home Schooling Rekindle Controversies
- Online Testing Drives ‘Tech Prep’ Priorities
- Wash. State Lawmakers in Aid Fight
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Minn. Lawsuit Tackles Portability Of Teacher Certifications
- School Restart Seen Crucial To Nepal Earthquake Recovery
- Blogs of the Week
- New Leader Standards Kick Up Controversy
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: School Librarians Push To Create ‘Maker Spaces'
- Unions Back Bill to Scrap Tax On High-Cost Health-Care Plans
- Cabinet Officials Offer Assurances After Baltimore Unrest
- New Candidates Join Field of GOP White House Hopefuls
- Blogs of the Week
- Why Not a National Digital-Library Endowment?
- Language-Learning Orphans
- Giftedness Is More Than a Function of Education
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- The ESEA: A Civil Rights Milestone

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- Education Week - May 6, 2015
- Some Balk as Testing Rolls Ahead
- Nevada Exams Hit Tech Trouble
- Science Standards Pop Up in Districts
- Undocumented Students Strive to Adapt
- State Takeover Gives Mass. District a Fresh Start
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Chicago Schools Probe Prompts AASA to End Alliance With Firm
- Researchers Target Ways to Design Better Mathematics Text Materials
- GED Revisions Spur Bumpy Year for Equivalency Exams
- After Baltimore Unrest, Students and Educators Seek Understanding
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: New Research Probes Frontiers of Tech Learning
- Blogs of the Week
- Efforts to Change Federal Aid Formulas Prove Tricky
- New Research Emerges On LGBT Parents
- Advocates for Special Ed., Gifted Weigh Details in ESEA Rewrite Bill
- Blogs of the Week
- Marriage Issue Gets Full Airing at High Court
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace

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- Charters Pull Back From Memphis Takeovers
- Research on Quality of Conversation Holds Deeper Clues Into Word Gap
- Education Week - April 22, 2015
- Titans Fight Over Calif. Testing Deal
- Traction Limited in Rolling Back Common Core
- Education Week - April 22, 2015
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Stiff Sentences for Convicted Atlanta Educators
- SBAC’s ‘College Ready’ Definition Gains Favor
- Top Principals Tapped To Lead Extra Schools
- Q&A: Journalist Steps Into Realm Of Digital Games
- Head Start in N.Y.C. Gets Called on Carpet
- Blogs of the Week
- Trio in Race for White House May Complicate K-12 Debate
- Committee Approval of ESEA Bill Tees Up Fresh Policy Battles
- Parent, School Issues at Stake In Same-Sex Marriage Fight
- Blogs of the Week
- Graduating From High School Doesn’t Mean College Success
- Social Media: Benefit or Hazard To Student Learning?
- Why Are We Teaching Democracy Like a Game Show?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- School Choice Works, Privatization Won’t

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- Education Week - April 15, 2015 - Special Report
- Contents
- District Establishes Wi-Fi In Local Community
- K-12 System Loans Hotspots For Connectivity
- Businesses Sign Up To Give Students Online Access After School Hours
- On the Road: Wi-Fi Access on Wheels
- Districts Weigh Control Over Software Buying
- Centralized Purchasing Brings Rewards for D.C.
- District Allows Schools To Lead on Buying
- Research Uneven, Tough To Interpret
- Behind a Looking Glass: Teachers Help Peers Master Technology
- A Charter School Designed For Ed Tech
- Librarians Adopt New Role: Guiding Blended Learning, District Tech Efforts

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- Atlanta Verdicts Ignite Debate
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Demand for Print Persists Amid K-12 Digital Surge
- Schools Weigh Duty On Religious Rights
- Withholding Recess as Discipline in Decline
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- N.Y. Budget Accord Seeks to Tighten Rules On Teacher Quality
- Anaheim and Nashville Partner to Promote Music Studies
- After-School Programs Targeted by Lawmakers, Critics
- Blogs of the Week
- ESEA Bill a Bipartisan Work in Progress
- States Pitch Changes as They Seek to Extend NCLB Waivers
- Educators Eager, But Anxious, as They Await Testing Rollout
- Dueling Assessments, Standards Pressuring Tennessee Teachers
- Blogs of the Week
- JACK SCHNEIDER: Problems With Teaching Lie in the Profession
- JEAN-CLAUDE BRIZARD: A Better Way to Reach the Poorest Kids
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- HAROLD G. LEVINE & MICHAEL W. KIRST: Why Colleges Should Care About the Common Core
- Education Week - April 15, 2015

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- K-12 Law’s Legacy Blend of Idealism, Policy Tensions
- Testing Security Prompts Scrutiny Of Social Media
- Virtual Spec. Ed. Is Evolving Option
- Turnover at Top Can Leave Funders Wary
- Education Week - April 1, 2015
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Studies Affirm Impact of Board-Certified Teachers
- Blogs of the Week
- Honored Educator Decries Current Climate for Teaching
- ‘Opt-Out’ Push Sparks Queries For Guidance
- Texas Lawmakers Wrangle A Herd of Education Measures
- A View From the Top As the Policy Clock Ticks
- Blogs of the Week
- TYRONE HOWARD: Decriminalizing School Discipline: Why Black Males Matter
- THE ESEA AT 50: Perspectives From the Archives
- REBECCA GIVENS ROLLAND: The Ticking Clock of American Education
- Letters
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- MARILYN BURNS: What Reading Instruction Can Teach Us About Math Instruction

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- Education Week - March 25, 2015
- Civics Tests for Diplomas Gain Traction
- For Education Next, Views With An Edge
- Employers Integral To Career Studies
- Experience Seen as Boost For Teachers
- Elite Private Schools Tackle Ed Tech
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Eligibility Rules Fuel Growth Of Indiana’s Voucher Program
- States Should Play Role in Fostering Engagement, Report Says
- Teacher-Leadership Movement Gets Boost From Ed. Dept.
- Blogs of the Week
- Nonprofits Link Businesses To Career-Tech Programs
- At Beaver Country Day, Investing In Innovation
- Special Education Task Force Urges Overhaul for California
- Gov. Cuomo’s Budget Sparks Backlash in N.Y.
- Fight Looms on Kansas Plan To Fund K-12 Via Block Grants
- Blogs of the Week
- Why School Policies Need to Be Fine-Tuned
- Which ‘Common Core’ Are We Talking About?
- What Will Be the Impact of the Assessments?
- More Educator Voices on Common-Core Implementation
- Overcoming ‘Initiative Fatigue’
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Breaking the Code of the Common Core

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- Education Week - March 18, 2015
- Awaiting Test Scores, States Work To Manage Expectations
- Rebranding NCLB Law A Tough Marketing Task
- Districts Expanding Efforts To Align Budgets, Academics
- Parent-Trigger Law Used In New Ways
- Book Argues All Kids Should Be ‘Our Kids’
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Backlash Brews Over Critical Review of Math Materials
- Districts Work With Families To Curb Pre-K Absenteeism
- Teacher Education Group Airs Criticism of New Accreditor
- School Libraries in N.Y.C., Elsewhere Feeling the Squeeze
- ‘Education Innovation Clusters’ Aim to Improve Schools
- New Principles Aim to Guide Use, Safety of Student Data
- Blogs of the Week
- Statute Provided Leverage For Once-Sidelined Parents
- Congressional Efforts to Overhaul NCLB Law Inch Ahead
- N.H. Gets Green Light to Pilot Local Tests in Handful of Districts
- Supreme Court Mulls Duty Of Teachers in Abuse Reporting
- Educators Await Decision On Health Law
- State of the States
- What’s Good for New Hampshire
- Millennials Engaged in Civic Life
- The Heart Payoff
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Alice in Wonder-Who Land: Cyberbullying and Our Unprepared Legal System

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- Study: Twitter Fanned Debate On Standards
- Police Body Cameras Surfacing in Schools
- Tracing Hillary Clinton’s K-12 Record
- Boys-Only Programs Raise Legal Concerns
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Simulation Game on Slave Experience Provokes Questions
- Education Week - March 4, 2015
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Rewrite of Framework for AP U.S. History Raises More Hackles
- Blogs of the Week
- Chicago’s Emanuel Forced Into Runoff
- N.Y. Study Finds More Top Students Hired as Teachers
- Deeper Look at Suspension Data Pinpoints Big Disparities
- House Wrestles With Bill to Rewrite No Child Left Behind Act
- Partisan Winds Loom For Some GOP Governors
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- PAUL T. HILL & ASHLEY JOCHIM: Beyond Chartering
- MATTHEW MUENCH: Making ‘Innovation’ Live Up to Its Hype
- JOHN MANNES: The Fault in Our School Boards
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- DAVID FINLEY: Teacher Tenure: An Innocent Victim of Vergara v. California

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- Some States Put Parents In Charge of Pupils’ Aid
- Common Core Dinged On High School Math
- Children of Inmates Seen at Risk
- Education Week - February 25, 2015
- High Court to Consider Abuse Case
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- As Common-Core Testing Season Begins, Some Teachers Feel Pressured to Cover Content
- Different Measures Show Graduation Rates on the Rise
- Academy for Elite Teachers Aims To Set a Higher Bar for PD
- Amid Change, Lab Schools Seek New Missions
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Forum Coaches Ed-Tech Vendors On Data-Privacy Issues
- Blogs of the Week
- Testing Drama Latest Tension In Indiana K-12
- New SIG Rules Offer Leeway Beyond Turnaround Program
- Teachers’ Unions Press Congress On Priorities in Rewriting NCLB
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- DAVID PERRIN: A Coach With the Heart of an English Teacher
- LYDIA CARLIS: Poor, Black, and Illiterate: Annie’s Hard-Knock Life
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JACK JENNINGS: Shifting School Reform From the Negative to the Positive

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- Education Week - February 18, 2015 - Special Report
- Contents
- How to Build a Professional Learning Network
- Math Standards Spark Collaboration Across Grades
- Study Finds Poor Execution of ‘Job Embedded’ PD
- Chat Highlights: Creating The Conditions for Teacher Collaboration
- 3 Principles for Authentic PLCs
- Keep an Open Door, And Other Ways to Build In- School Relationships
- 2015 Calendar of Events
- Sponsors of Events
- Subject Index
- Directory Table of Contents
- Directory Index
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- Schools Weighing Access To Social Media Passwords
- Education Week - February 18, 2015
- Measles Outbreak Cues Action On Vaccine Rules
- States Shedding Power To Adopt Class Materials
- Those Opposing Restraint and Seclusion Gain New Traction With State Legislatures
- New Venture to Evaluate Technology
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Global Skills Study Finds U.S. Millennials Trailing
- Broad Foundation Puts Urban Schools Prize On Hold Indefinitely
- Blogs of the Week
- FCC Plan for ‘Net Neutrality’ Addresses Schools’ Needs
- Calif. Districts Seeking $1 Billion To Fund Testing Mandate
- Obama, Congress Set to Clash On FY16 Budget
- GOP in Driver’s Seat as Congress Tackles NCLB Rewrite
- NCLB-Waiver Renewal Gears Up; Duncan Holds Weakened Hand
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- FRANK D. LoMONTE: Don’t Silence Young (Female) Journalists
- KAREN HAWLEY MILES: Why Annual State Testing Makes Cents
- JANE HIRSCHI: ‘Hands in the Dirt’ Learning
- Letters
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- GILLIAN McGOLDRICK: When Morality and Law Trump School Tradition

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- Education Week - February 4, 2015
- Demand for Choice Consultants Grows
- Study Faults Data on U.S. Teachers’ Instruction Time
- New Captain Aboard At Jeb Bush’s Ed. Group
- U.S. Teacher-Prep Rules Get Tough Criticism From Stakeholders
- Carnegie Unit Is Still Useful, Report Argues
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Teach Like a Champion Update Lifts Focus on Technique
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Schools Test Impact of Blending Ed-Tech, Extended School Days
- Blogs of the Week
- Home-Visiting Program Aiding At-Risk Families Faces Renewal Deadline
- Teacher-Evaluation Mandate Unlikely in ESEA Rewrite
- Testing Burden on ELLs Needs Easing, Federal Officials Say
- Concerns Raised on Plan to Let Title I Cash Follow Students
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- HUGH B. PRICE: What the Military Might Teach Schools
- WADE HENDERSON: Low Standards Do a Disservice to All
- NORMAN ENG: The Equity Problem for K-12 MOOCs
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- QUYEN DINH & BRENDA SHUM: Remember Southeast-Asian Students And Other ELLs

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- Education Week - January 28, 2015
- Activists Learn Art of ‘Test Refusal’
- Ed. School Deans Join Forces To Bolster Teacher Preparation
- N.C. District Rebounds From Ed-Tech Meltdown
- Poverty Data Signal Urgency for Schools
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Chicago’s Closures Drove Most to Higher-Rated Schools
- More Districts Expected to Follow Boston on Longer Days
- International Study Ranks Schools on Social Stress, Equity
- Blogs of the Week
- No Firm Direction on Testing Set At Senate Panel’s ESEA Hearing
- As Job Description Grows, So Does Churn for State Chiefs
- K-12 Issues Given Short Shrift in State of the Union Address
- State of the States
- Blogs of the Week
- SUSAN H. FUHRMAN: Measurement Alone Cannot Propel Improvement
- SAMINA HADI-TABASSUM: Too Much Discipline Hurts Majority-Minority Schools
- GARRISON WALTERS: Dump Management ‘Science,’ And Change Learning Attitudes
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment
- Marketplace

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- Education Week - January 21, 2015
- Battle Lines Drawn on Annual Testing In ESEA Renewal
- W.Va. Undoes Rewrite of Climate Standards
- Doctors Enlisted in Early-Literacy Campaign
- Educators Tend to Overlook Student Grief, Experts Say
- Parents Confront Obstacles As School Choice Expands
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Program Preps New Superintendents for Pressures of District Leadership
- IES Operating Without Top Leaders, Legislative Direction
- Idaho Schools Facing Potential Tech Crisis Over Broadband Issue
- President Obama Proposes Student-Data-Privacy Upgrade
- Blogs of the Week
- La. Struggles in Rolling Out New Authority for IEP Teams
- Skepticism, Hope Greet President’s Community College Plan
- State of the States
- Blogs of the Week
- JONATHAN HASAK: Let’s Make K-12 Skills Relevant to Students
- NINA REES & TODD ZIEBARTH: More Than Policy: A Prescription for Healthy Charters
- Letters
- Readers React
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- STEPHEN E. BROCK & H. THOMAS BRANT: Four Ways We Must Improve Student Mental-Health Services

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- Education Week - January 14, 2015
- Mandatory State Testing on Thin Ice
- Feds Confront Doubts in Plan To Fix Tribal Schools
- TFA-Like Corps Places Advisers In High Schools
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Pittsburgh Collaboration Seen as Model
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- With Common Core, More States Sharing Test Questions
- New Study Plan Set on Down Syndrome
- Blogs of the Week
- Growth of Md. Advising Program Runs Into Familiar Controversy
- N.Y. Governor Aims to Flex Muscles On Education Policy
- Head Start Partnerships to Provide New Resources, Standards for Day Care
- State of the States
- Blogs of the Week
- FREDERICK M. HESS: The 2015 Edu-Scholar Rankings
- How Does an Edu-Scholar Influence K-12 Policy?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- WILLIAMSON M. EVERS: Exit, Voice, Loyalty—and the Common Core

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- Education Week - Quality Counts - January 8, 2015
- Inside
- Playbook for Youngest Learners
- Consensus Is Just the Starting
- Striking a Balance on Early Rigor
- Government’s Stamp on Early Education
- Early-Childhood Analysis
- States Graded on Indicators for Early Years
- Kindergarten’s Growing Pains
- Early Assessments Fuel Testing Jitters
- Stairsteps to Reading Proficiency
- Doing Ed-Tech Right in the Early Years
- Commentary
- Ranking the States: A New Approach
- Methodology
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- Education Week - January 7, 2015
- Despite Monitoring, Ed. School Closures Are Rare
- District’s Distress Prompts All-Charter Plan
- Fla. Wins Reprieve in Testing of ELLs
- Politics, Fiscal Issues Set Up Pa. Aid Fight
- In Class, Soft Noises Found to Distract
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Museum Promotes Study Of Onlookers’ Roles in Holocaust
- For Integrating STEM, Experts Recommend Teaching Nanocscience
- Schools Can Bill Medicaid for More Health Services, Agency Says
- Schools Weigh Impact of New Challenge to Health Law
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: E-Rate Is Undergoing Major Policy and Budget Upgrades
- Teacher-Prep Review Processes Seen to Lack Clarity
- N.Y. Officials Balked at Closing Ed. Schools Despite Problems
- Added Waiver Leeway for Some States
- Harkin’s Deep Imprint as Feisty Progressive Seen in Federal Policy
- Leaving the Stage: U.S. Rep. George Miller Reflects
- Ed. Dept. Probing Claim of Racial Disparity in N.Y. Funding
- Advocates Cheer White House On Early-Years Spending
- Blogs of the Week
- HUNTER GEHLBACH: The Power of Small Interventions
- FRED ZILIAN: Remember That the Humanities Keep Us Human
- THOMAS BONNELL: The Importance of Grasping The Moral Threshold
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JAMES R. DELISLE: Differentiation Doesn’t Work

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- Education Week - December 3, 2014
- Rules Aim to Heighten Ed. School Monitoring
- Parents Get Schooled On New Math Standards
- Principals’ Central Role Gets New Attention at Ed. Dept.
- Districts Press Publishers On Digital-Content Access
- Consortium Sets High Bars For Its Common-Core Tests
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Teacher-Licensing Exams In N.Y. Lead to Subpar Results
- Obama Grants Deportation Relief To Immigrant Parents
- Kindergartners Found to Benefit From ‘Tools of the Mind’
- Blogs of the Week
- Word Problems Should Be Given At the Start of Lesson, Studies Say
- Tech. Vendors Cloudy On K-12 Buying Needs
- New Guidance Offers States Roadmap to NCLB Waiver Renewal
- Achievement, Dissension Marked Tennessee Chief’s Tenure
- States Get Federal Running Room On Teacher-Equity Plans
- Blogs of the Week
- JOHN CESCHINI: STEM + Art: A Fruitful Combination
- KIP ZEGERS: A Teacher, Students, and Poetry in Motion
- JAY P. GREENE, BRIAN KISIDA, CARI A. BOGULSKI, ANNE KRAYBILL, COLLIN HITT, & DANIEL H. BOWEN: Art Matters: We Know, We Measured It
- JEAN HENDRICKSON: Why Not Art for Children’s Sake?
- Letters
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- JEFF DEKAL: A Brief Portrait of a Young Artist

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- Education Week - November 12, 2014
- Republicans Enhance State-Level Advantage
- Broad Poverty Index Gives Fuller Picture Of Stressed Schools
- Chromebooks Gaining Popularity in Districts
- Key Obama Priorities Facing Lack of Allies
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Close Screening Process Can Improve Teacher Hires
- Study Finds Few Payoffs in Short-Term Career Certificates
- Blogs of the Week
- Chromebooks Ascend in K-12 Market to Challenge iPads
- Perceived Threat to Net Neutrality Sparks Furor
- GOP Leaders in Congress Outline Education Priorities
- More Than $60 Million Later, Scant Payoff for Teachers’ Unions
- California Chief’s Win a Bright Spot For Teachers’ Unions
- Election 2014 Results
- Blogs of the Week
- RANDI WEINGARTEN: Collaboration Takes Two
- FATIMA GOSS GRAVES: Overlooked and in Need: Black Female Students
- JOE FELDMAN: Grading Standards Can Elevate Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- APRIL BO WANG: What About Helping Rural Schools?

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- Education Week - February 26, 2014
- Public Pre-K Can Put Squeeze on Private Providers
- Minnesota Pushes to Ratchet Down Achievement Gap
- Computer Science Education: Not Just An Elective Anymore
- Grad Rates Seen as Fuel for Startups
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ETS Wades Into Market for Teacher- Performance Exams
- Charter Network Finds New Teachers Among Its Graduates
- New E-Rate Funding to Address K-12 Technology Needs
- Blogs of the Week
- Some in Congress Adding Fuel To Common-Core Debate
- State Lawmakers Aim to Rejigger Local School Board Elections
- States Found to Lag in Their Data- Linking on Youngest Children
- Blogs of the Week
- CHARLES TAYLOR KERCHNER: California: The Great Exception
- V. SCOTT SOLBERG & CURTIS RICHARDS: Making ‘Individualized’ Plans for a Postsecondary Future
- DEBBIE RHEA: More Play, Better Focus
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- DONALD G. NICOLAS: Why We Need More Black Men in Teaching

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- Education Week - February 19, 2014
- Placement of Teachers Gets Scrutiny
- ‘Platooning’ on Rise in Early Grades
- Common-Core Tensions Cause Union Heartburn
- STEM Academy’s Reach Spans Illinois
- Pa. Approvals For E-Charters Getting Tougher
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ‘Transitional’ Classes Gain Ground In States as College-Prep Strategy
- Utah Incident Revives Debate on Handling Unpaid Lunch Debts
- More Districts Turn to 2.0 Versions Of ‘Innovation Zones’
- President’s ConnectED Effort Garners Major Support From FCC, Companies
- K-12 Leaders Critique Corporate Influence
- Superintendents Push Vision for Next Version of ESEA
- Principals’ Bosses Are Target of New Funding Initiative
- Blogs of the Week
- Minority-Group Lawmakers Slam NCLB Waivers’ Impact
- Talks Swirl in Congress Over Early-Ed. Proposals
- The Great Arm-Twist Debate
- JARED POLIS & CHRIS GIBSON: Broadband Access Is Critical
- MARIN GJAJA, J. PUCKETT, & MATT RYDER: When It Comes to School Funding, Equity Is the Key
- KYLE E. BLANCHFIELD & PETER D. LADD: Recognizing Emotions: A Critical Leadership Role
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MARC A. BRACKETT & SUSAN E. RIVERS: An Emotionally Intelligent Approach to Bullying Prevention
- 2014 Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory

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- Education Week - February 19, 2014
- Placement of Teachers Gets Scrutiny
- ‘Platooning’ on Rise in Early Grades
- Common-Core Tensions Cause Union Heartburn
- STEM Academy’s Reach Spans Illinois
- Pa. Approvals For E-Charters Getting Tougher
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- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ‘Transitional’ Classes Gain Ground In States as College-Prep Strategy
- Utah Incident Revives Debate on Handling Unpaid Lunch Debts
- More Districts Turn to 2.0 Versions Of ‘Innovation Zones’
- President’s ConnectED Effort Garners Major Support From FCC, Companies
- K-12 Leaders Critique Corporate Influence
- Superintendents Push Vision for Next Version of ESEA
- Principals’ Bosses Are Target of New Funding Initiative
- Blogs of the Week
- Minority-Group Lawmakers Slam NCLB Waivers’ Impact
- Talks Swirl in Congress Over Early-Ed. Proposals
- The Great Arm-Twist Debate
- JARED POLIS & CHRIS GIBSON: Broadband Access Is Critical
- MARIN GJAJA, J. PUCKETT, & MATT RYDER: When It Comes to School Funding, Equity Is the Key
- KYLE E. BLANCHFIELD & PETER D. LADD: Recognizing Emotions: A Critical Leadership Role
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MARC A. BRACKETT & SUSAN E. RIVERS: An Emotionally Intelligent Approach to Bullying Prevention
- 2014 Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory

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- Education Week - January 29, 2014
- Ruling Raises Internet-Access Concerns
- Cheating Case Implicates Phila. Educators
- Graduation Disparities Loom Large
- Business Groups Defend Common Standards
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Common Science Standards Are Slow to Catch On in States
- Surge in Charter Schools Stirs Concerns in North Carolina
- Blogs of the Week
- Turnaround Program Receives Makeover In Budget Deal
- Some Waiver States Feeling Common-Core Test Pinch
- Needy Students, Tech Disparities at Issue
- Blogs of the Week
- Advocates Welcome New Federal Aid Aimed at Youngest
- Collective-Bargaining Case Takes Spotlight at High Court
- ANNA E. BARGAGLIOTTI: Statistics: The New ‘It’ Common-Core Subject
- BEN ZIMMER & DANIELLA ROHR: Funding Students, Not Bureaucracies, For Early-Childhood Education
- CLARKE L. RUBEL: Talking About a Reformation
- Letters
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- LYNETTE TANNIS: Twice Punished: Education’s ‘Invisible’ Incarcerated Youths

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- Education Week - January 29, 2014
- Ruling Raises Internet-Access Concerns
- Cheating Case Implicates Phila. Educators
- Graduation Disparities Loom Large
- Business Groups Defend Common Standards
- Contents
- Report Roundup
- News in Brief
- Common Science Standards Are Slow to Catch On in States
- Surge in Charter Schools Stirs Concerns in North Carolina
- Blogs of the Week
- Turnaround Program Receives Makeover In Budget Deal
- Some Waiver States Feeling Common-Core Test Pinch
- Needy Students, Tech Disparities at Issue
- Blogs of the Week
- Advocates Welcome New Federal Aid Aimed at Youngest
- Collective-Bargaining Case Takes Spotlight at High Court
- ANNA E. BARGAGLIOTTI: Statistics: The New ‘It’ Common-Core Subject
- BEN ZIMMER & DANIELLA ROHR: Funding Students, Not Bureaucracies, For Early-Childhood Education
- CLARKE L. RUBEL: Talking About a Reformation
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LYNETTE TANNIS: Twice Punished: Education’s ‘Invisible’ Incarcerated Youths

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- Education Week - January 22, 2014
- 50 Years Later, Verdicts Are Mixed On the Nation’s War on Poverty
- A K-12 Titan in Congress to Move On
- Fla. Pushes Longer Day With More Reading In Struggling Schools
- Personal Danger of Data Breaches Prompts Action
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Funds to End For Little Rock Desegregation
- Union, District Clash in Pittsburgh Over Teacher Evaluation
- Revised GED Ushers in New Era With More Testing Competition
- In Five States, Districts Bail Out on Race to the Top Grants
- K-12 Publishing, Ed-Tech Markets Experiencing Rising Revenues
- Blogs of the Week
- Still Segregated After 50 Years: A Visit To Cincinnati’s West End
- Among States, Spending Gaps Have Widened
- Spending Plan Aims to Relieve Some K-12 ‘Sequester’ Pain
- Calif. Transgender Law Takes Effect In Schools, Amid Efforts to Repeal It
- State of the States
- Wash. Governor Pledges School Aid Boost
- BRUCE FULLER: Is Small Beautiful? New York’s tiny high schools lift kids, harden segregation
- RUFINA HERNÁNDEZ: A Common Cause for the Common Core
- JEFFREY D. WILHELM & MICHAEL W. SMITH: Don’t Underestimate the Power of Pleasure Reading
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- XU ZHAO, HELEN HASTE, & ROBERT L. SELMAN: Questionable Lessons From China’s Recent History of Education Reform

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- Education Week - January 15, 2014
- Contents
- Renewals of Education Laws Languish in Congress
- Cities Take Lead on Expanding Early Education
- TFA Alumni Groomed For Leadership Roles
- New Crop of Advocacy Groups Sets Sights on Parents
- USDA Opts to Keep in Place More-Flexible Lunch Rules
- Federal Guidance Urges Schools to Shift From ‘Zero Tolerance'
- Districts Get Creative to Speed Up Internet
- U.S. ‘Learning Registry’ Working to Tailor Online Content
- Some Waiver States Struggle in Key Areas, Ed. Dept. Says
- Calif. Rolls Toward Implemention On Overhauled K-12 Funding Formula
- N.Y. Governor Aims to Boost School Tech.
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Blogs of the Week
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ERICH MAY: The Motivation Gap
- GENE I. MAEROFF: Cultivating Hope In Struggling Smaller Cities
- FREDERICK M. HESS: The 2014 Edu-Scholar Public Influence Rankings
- MIKE SCHMOKER: Education’s Crisis of Complexity

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- Education Week - Quality Counts - January 9, 2014
- Contents
- District Pressure Cookers Test Recipes for Success
- From Tuneup to Extreme Makeover, School Systems Integrate Changes
- SNAPSHOT: Newark Public Schools
- SNAPSHOT: Denver Public Schools
- SNAPSHOT: Clark County School District
- SNAPSHOT: Partnership for Los Angeles Schools
- SNAPSHOT: Cape Girardeau Public School District
- SURVEY: Perspectives From Administrators
- Memphis Schools on the Hot Seat Amid Rival Management Strategies
- Post-Recession Fiscal Wariness Driving Careful, Painful Choices
- Charters Add Competitive Twist To District-Governance Puzzle
- Vouchers Prove Wild Card For Local Finances
- In Quest to Keep Enrollment, Aid Online Schools Are Tough Rivals
- Home School Nation
- State, Local Officials Square Off On Who Calls K-12 Policy Shots
- Local Districts on Receiving End Of Federal Largess, Headaches
- McKELL WITHERS Seeing Opportunities in 21st-Century Challenges
- STATE OF THE STATES: Equity in Achievement, Funding A Hurdle for States Amid Progress
- TABLE K-12 Achievement
- TABLE School Finance
- Methodology
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- Education Week - January 8, 2014
- State Legislators Fire Up Engines
- Inspections Piloted for Teacher Prep
- Student Views Shifting on Risks Of Marijuana
- L.A. School Bridges Home-School Gap
- InBloom Sputters as Data Privacy Hits the Spotlight
- ontents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Fariña to Lead N.Y.C. Public Schools
- Judge Censures District’s Use of ‘Hess Report’
- Los Angeles, D.C. Outshine Urban Peers in NAEP Gains
- Blogs of the Week
- Cloud Computing Expands, Raising Data-Privacy Concerns
- Congressional Appropriators Turn To K-12 Spending Details
- Rural Districts Win Big in Race To Top Awards
- States Split Latest Pot of Early-Learning Aid
- Blogs of the Week
- ERIC A. HANUSHEK: Why the U.S. Results on PISA Matter
- ROBERT WEINTRAUB & DAVID WEINTRAUB: Why Arne Duncan’s PISA Comments Miss the Mark
- JACK DALE: Learning From a Test
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PETER W. COOKSON JR.: Looking for Equity on the Yellow School Bus

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- Education Week - December 11, 2013
- Hawaii’s Early Stumbles on Race to Top Give Way to Pace-Setting Outcomes
- Global Test Shows U.S. Stagnating
- A Year Later, ‘Newtown’ Still Echoes
- Does ‘Blue Light’ Impair Students’ Sleep?
- Ed. Companies Finding Success In Chinese Market
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- States Grapple With Setting Common Test-Score Cutoffs
- Report Shares Strategies For Growing Principals
- Tech. Compatibility Certification Set Up for Common-Core Testing
- Blogs of the Week
- Group’s Model Bill Aims to Protect Privacy of Student Data
- Privacy Issues Prompt State Measures
- Sandy Hook: Words and Actions
- Biology Explains Only Part Of Teenagers’ Sleep Losses
- Chiefs for Change Confronts Political, Policy Tests
- Kansas Funding Feud Raises Prospect of Court, Legislative Clash
- Blogs of the Week
- The Best Antidote to Bullying? Community Building
- An Open Letter to the NCTQ
- How a Learning Gap Grows
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Steering Clear of the Textbook

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- Education Week - December 4, 2013
- Performance Key on Teacher Tests
- Cities Regulate School Choice With Software
- Running in Place in Indian Country
- CORWIN Author Consulting
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Studies Highlight Brain Benefits From Music Training
- Cambridge Academic Program Makes Inroads in U.S. Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- Statistics Chief Leaves Big Hole at Federal Research Agency
- Educators Weigh iPad’s Dominance of the Tablet Market
- With New Tech., N.Y.C. Paves Way For Open Data
- Wealthy Calif. Tribe Invests in Its Schools
- Native Americans: A Statistical Profile
- Indian Country Schools Hit Hard by Cuts
- Civil Rights Groups Wary on Waiver-Renewal Guidelines
- Latest SIG School Snapshot Paints Mixed Improvement Picture
- Bipartisan Early-Education Bill Faces Uphill Climb in Congress
- K-12, Colleges Swept Up in Debate on Federal Health-Care Law
- Red-Tape Concerns Raised on H.S. Aid
- Visible Learningplus Exclusively from CORWIN
- CORWIN Teacher Evaluation Academy by W. James Popham
- COREY STILL Title VII: A Path to Education Equity
- KEVIN SHENDO Teaching Common Core From a Tribal Perspective
- BARBARA MORRIS The Higher Education Imperative: A Crucial Investment
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JEFFERSON KEEL Upending an Education Crisis in Indian Country

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- Education Week - November 13, 2013
- Transferring of Top Talent Has Benefits
- NAEP Scores Inch Up In Math, Reading
- School Data Add Economic Value, Report Projects
- Counseling Is Virtual Experience at E-Schools
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Fast-Growing Group Widens Talent Pool For Education Leaders
- Federal Innovation-Grant Winners to Share $135 Million
- Boston, New York City Election Wins Signal Changes for Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- Colorado Tax-Hike Defeat Scrambles School Finance Picture
- Picks Made for Governor In N.J., Va.
- Report Flags Disparities In Child Care
- Voters Stay the Course in Colo. Board Races
- A Policy With Academic Promise For Students With Disabilities
- Lunch Detention, By Invitation Only
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- In Defense of NCLB

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- Education Week - November 6, 2013
- Gates Foundation Places Big Bet on Its Teacher Agenda
- Homeless Students Still on the Rise
- Common-Core Hurdle: Calming Jittery Districts
- Tech Alliances Fuel Startups
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- PARCC Field Tests to Lack Some Accommodations
- Success for All Yields Early Gains in First I3 Evaluation
- District Setbacks Shape Virtual-Ed. Discussion
- Blogs of the Week
- Startups Seek to Integrate With Inbloom
- Ed. Department, Gates Plans for Teachers Converge
- ‘Effective Teaching’ Study Seen as Influential
- Teacher ‘Voice’ Amplified by Series of Grants
- Study Weighs Cost Landscape Facing Common-Core Tests
- Blogs of the Week
- Education Cuts Hang in Balance as Budget Haggling Begins
- Gloria Romero
- Karran Harper Royal
- Steven Sheldon
- Arnold F. Fege
- Infographic
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Anne T. Henderson

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- Education Week - October 30, 2013
- In N.Y.C., Bloomberg Era to End
- Risks Seen in Using Bonds For Tech Work
- Concerns Over Curriculum In L.A. iPad Plan
- Two Candidates Talk Education In Boston Race
- Transition to Online Tests Sparks Fears
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- In Math, Science, Most States Surpass the Global Average
- More States Allow Schools to Stock Epinephrine Injectors
- Divisiveness Marks Pivotal Colorado School Board Race
- Blogs of the Week
- Alabama District Merges Tech., Curriculum
- State Pre-K Obligation at Center of Dispute Before N.C. High Court
- N.J., Va. Governor Races Headline Off-Year Ballot
- A Look at Cory Booker On Education Issues
- JACK SCHNEIDER & ANIL NATHAN: Assessing School Quality
- CRAIG HOCHBEIN: To Be Fair, Educators Should Start Measuring More, Not Less
- JACOB WEISS: Et Tu, Common Core?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CAMERON EVANS: Five Steps to Reboot American Schools

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- Education Week - October 23, 2013
- Colorado Tax Boosting K-12 Up to Voters
- Paddling Persists in U.S. Schools
- Health-Care Law Raises Questions For Districts
- K12 Inc. Learning Difficult Lessons This School Year
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Student Majority in South and West: Poor Children
- School Poverty Said to Hurt College Access
- Media Group Calls on Companies To Protect Students’ Personal Data
- D.C. Teachers Improved After Overhaul Of Evaluations, Pay
- Blogs of the Week
- K-12 Advocates Remain Braced For Fiscal Fight
- Illinois Among Outliers With No NCLB Waiver
- Appeal Argued on Affirmative-Action Ban
- The Public School Ownership Gap
- We Need a National Monument to Teachers
- Changing the World, One Student at a Time
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Common Core’s Power for Disadvantaged Students

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- Sequester May Linger, Some Fear
- Parent-Sparked Charter Faces Challenge to Deliver
- Pa. Texting Furor Shows Difficulties Facing IT Leaders
- Educators Launch Startups; See Steep Learning Curve
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Teachers Use Social-Emotional Programs to Manage Classes
- Ind. Districts, AG File Suit Over Federal Health-Care Law
- Hospital Partnership Provides Trainers for School Sports
- Mass. Enterprise Targets Inadequate Preschool Facilities
- Blogs of the Week
- Tablet-Computing Initiatives Suffer Major Setbacks
- Charter-Campaign Aftershocks Continue
- Texas Race Flags Education Issues On 2014 Electoral Horizon
- School-Related Cases Factor in Supreme Court’s First Week Back
- Lights On, Nobody There As Ed. Dept. Weathers Shutdown
- Blogs of the Week
- KEVIN MEUWISSEN: Teachers as Political Actors
- ANDRE BENITO MOUNTAIN: Easing Social Studies Through Turbulent Times
- JUDY WALLIS: A Call to Teachers: Don’t Forget the Joy
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- DEBORAH STIPEK: Using Accountability to Promote Motivation, Not Undermine It

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- Education Week - October 9, 2013
- Duncan’s Clout May Be Sorely Tested as Incentives Dwindle
- Online Teacher Prep Proliferates, but for-Profits Dominate Market
- Spotlight Turns on Memphis’ Remake
- N.Y.C Tech Glitches Prompt Big Payout
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Students Learn by Arguing in New-Style Science Labs
- Advocates Seek More Focus on Learning Foreign Languages
- Global Study Identifies Promising Practices in Top-Scoring Nations
- Common-Core Rollout Opens Up R&D Opportunities
- San Francisco Touts Benefits of City-Run Pre-K Programs
- Ky. Sees Mixed Results on Tests Aligned to Common Core
- Calls for New E-Rate Transparency Divide Companies, Ed. Advocates
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Researcher Moves Into Certification Business
- Bank Street Aims to Retain ‘Essence’ in Virtual Program
- USC Brings Its Brand to Online Offering for Teacher Prep.
- Schools Feel Limited Impact From Shutdown—For Now
- Texas Wins NCLB Waiver After Concessions
- Title I Rules on Charters Clarified
- Blogs of the Week
- Marc Tucker, Linda Darling-Hammond, & John Jackson: Note to Congress: Fewer, Better Tests Can Boost Student Achievement
- Josh Middleton: What K-12 Schools Could Learn From Adult Education
- Boris Korsunsky: In Education, It Still Seems Like Old Times
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Leslie T. Fenwick: Perception vs. Reality About Black Students and Educators

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- Education Week - Managing the Digital District - October 2, 2013
- Contents
- Picking the Right Device For the Right Moment
- Q&A: How Los Angeles Negotiated a 1-to-1 Deal
- Changing School Culture to Drive Ed. Innovation
- Balancing the ‘Yin and Yang’ of Risk-Taking and Failure
- K-12 Leadership Evolves to Meet Digital Priorities
- Q&A: Houston Superintendent Partners With CTO on Innovation
- Smaller Districts Choose to Do Without a CTO
- Leadership Training Aims To Advance K-12 CTOs
- Intelligent Data Analysis Helps Predict Needs
- Technology Readiness for Online Testing
- Digital Material Gets an Organizational Lesson

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- Education Week - October 2, 2013
- High Court to Tackle Race Case
- Parents Press For Attention To Programs for Gifted
- Data Demands Spark Outcry In California
- Ed. Testing Industry Sees Rising Demand
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Challenges Predicted for Next- Generation Science Tests
- ‘Improvement Science’ Seen as Emerging Tool
- Superintendents Wary of Boards, Poll Finds
- Houston District Wins Broad Urban Education Prize—Again
- Mostly Smooth Start Greets Pre-K Launch in City of San Antonio
- Latest SAT Results Show No Change In Students’ Average Scores
- Florida Curtails Role in Testing Coalition
- Blogs of the Week
- Debate Over Modernizing E-Rate Program Gathers Steam
- Career-Technical Education Rises on Congressional Agenda
- ‘Sequester’ Potholes Felt In Funding For Spec. Ed.
- Blogs of the Week
- Looking Beyond Our Borders For School Improvement Ideas
- What’s in Your Blend?: Schools Need To Step Up To Get More From Blended Learning
- Remaking Schools as Positive Social, Emotional Places
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Schools Good, Schools Bad

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- Education Week - September 25, 2013
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Phila. Seeks Salvation in Lessons From Model School
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Schools Investing in New Measures To Boost Security
- For Intellectually Disabled, a ‘Landmark’
- States Mull Next Steps on Testing
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Research Consortium Targets D.C. Schools
- Social Studies Framework to Guide Standards
- Charters Turn to More-Unified Application Systems
- Blogs of the Week
- Texas Lesson-Plan Brawl Resonates Beyond State Border
- Business Organizations Rally on Common Core
- Fiscal Face-Off
- How to Improve the Common Core
- Silence Is Not Neutrality
- What Are We Doing to Support Great Teachers?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- A Pathway for the Future of Education

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- Education Week - September 18, 2013
- Calif. Testing Move Hits Federal Nerve
- Teacher-Review Tool: Classroom Portfolios
- TFA Educators Found to Boost Math Learning
- Assessment Group Sets Accommodations Policy
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Spoken-Word Poets Bring Words to Life for Students
- Partnership in Bronx Aims to Build Skills On Behalf of Parents
- National-Board Certification to Be Cheaper, Smoother
- Iowa District Reimagines the Five-Day School Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Consumer Demand for Digital Ed. Games Seen Rising
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept., Arizona in Clash Over Waiver
- Congress Gears Up for Higher Ed. Law Renewal
- Policy Brief
- Louisiana Vouchers, Desegregation Case Prove Volatile Mix
- House Panelists Question Relevancy of Education Dept. Research
- Why the New Teacher Ed. Standards Matter
- Unfairly Fired Teachers Deserve Court Protection
- A Sandy Hook Parent’s Letter to Teachers
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Encouraging Courage

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- Education Week - September 11, 2013
- D.C. Teachers Tally Results of Year’s Work
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Public Libraries Ramping Up Multimedia Learning Mission
- States Face New Hoops on Leeway
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Budget, Security Concerns As Chicago Schools Open
- Teacher-Prep Accreditor Adopts Outcomes Standards
- California Lifts One-Year Cap On Teacher Preparation
- New Guide Advises States On Common ELL Definitions
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Virtual Educators Work to Protect Academic Integrity
- N.C. Rolls Out Recognition Program For STEM Schools
- ‘Street School’ Offers Life Lessons, Support for At-Risk Students
- Blogs of the Week
- Leeway Offered on Clock-Related Red Tape
- Battle Brews in Va. Over State-Run- District Law
- Policy Brief
- Child-Care Rating Systems Earn Few Stars in Study
- OMB Gets Pushback on Time-Tracking Proposal
- Congress Angles to Revamp Child-Care Grant Program
- Brains and Schools: A Mismatch
- Taking a Relationship-Centered Approach to Education
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- The Ecology of Learning

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- Education Week - August 28, 2013
- Waiver States Under Scrutiny
- Common Core: A Puzzle to Public
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Fla. Virtual School Faces Hard Times
- Stacked Deck Seen in Growth of PBIS
- This Week
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Most Students Aren’t Ready for College, ACT Data Show
- For Rural Teachers, Mentoring Support Is Just a Click Away
- Philadelphia Gears to Open Schools After Aid Reprieve
- Blogs of the Week
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: New Sites Designed to Help Choose Best Ed-Tech Tools
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Museums, Researchers Shifting To Online Science Ed. Outreach
- Common Core Grinds Along Amid Michigan Debate
- ‘Course Choice’ Venture Gets Started in Louisiana
- Policy Brief
- PAULA STACEY: The Best Education Diet? Real Food, Prepared Well
- LINDA DIAMOND: The Cure for Common-Core Syndrome
- CAROL LACH: What Really Matters In Education: Compassion
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JAMES H. NEHRING: Think Education Is Like Medicine? Think Again

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- Education Week - Calendar of Events - August 21, 2013
- Contents
- Flipped’ PD Initiative Boosts Teachers’ Tech Skills
- Study Aims to Evaluate Tech-Related Teacher PD
- Online Tools Playing Greater Role in Teacher PD
- MOOCs Provider Targets K-12 Teacher PD
- Opinion: Getting Real About Educational Technology
- Cultivating Tech-Savvy Teachers Should Be Higher Priority, Report Says
- Opinion: Want Better Classroom Tech?
- 2013-2014 Calendar of Events
- Sponsors of Events
- Subject Index
- Directory Table of Contents
- Directory Index
- Directory Listing

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- Education Week - August 21, 2013
- Use of Calculators to Shift With Core-Aligned Exams
- Fiscal Clouds Swirl Around Philadephia Schools
- College Board Enters Common-Test Market
- Districts’ Leeway Shatters Mold
- Tutoring Firms Hit Hard Times in Waiver Era
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- K-12 Community-Service Requirements Can Discourage Student Volunteering
- Siblings’ Disabilities Linked to Academics For Brothers, Sisters
- Assessment Governing Board Crafts Definition Of ‘Prepared for College’
- Blogs of the Week
- Plunge in N.Y.’s Test Scores Adds Fuel to Raging Debate Over Common-Core Impact
- GOP Moves on Activist K-12 Agenda in N.C.
- Obama Administration Aloof in ESEA Wrangling
- Policy Brief
- Advocates Split on Workforce Investment Act Rewrite
- Guidance on Waiver Renewals Expected Soon, Ed. Dept. Says
- Turnarounds Require Work, Humility
- Community Schools: Turning Costs Into Investments
- Taking Care of Teachers
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- The Route to School Safety Begins With Collaboration

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- Education Week - August 7, 2013
- Common Tests in Cross Hairs
- Quantifying Pain From ‘Sequester’ Proves a Puzzle
- Syracuse ‘Says Yes’ to Whole Child
- NAEP Data Misused to Promote Policies
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Investors Seeking Preschool Returns
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Scholars Craft New Approaches to Teaching Fractions
- Obama Inspires Thoughts on Supporting Black Males
- Internship Pairs Detroit Students With GM Retirees
- New Dropout-Warning System Flags Pupils’ Risks in 1st Grade
- Parents Provide Muscle as Bond, Tax Measures Scrap to Win Approval
- Bridgeport Schools Chief’s Future in Doubt
- FCC Releases Blueprint for Restructuring E-Rate Program
- FOCUS ON: FACILITIES: Charter-Space Seekers Run Into Hurdles on Several Fronts
- States, Districts Set Policies To Give Charters Financing for Facilities
- Blogs of the Week
- States Ponder Price Tag of Common Tests
- Duncan Unlikely to Tweak Accountability Oversight
- Stark Partisan Split Persists On ESEA Renewal
- New Grading-System Scrutiny May Follow Fall of Fla. Chief
- Policy Brief
- Head Start Shake-Up Yields Little Turnover
- CAROL THOMAS: The Call of the Common Core
- MARIAM AZIN: Schools Can—and Must—Do More About Bullying, Violence, and Suicide
- MARK BAUERLEIN: Boredom’s Paradox
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- WEB HUTCHINS: Civics in the Core

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- Education Week - July 10, 2013
- Camp Sows Activism Against Zero Tolerance
- Teacher Ed. Is Facing Higher Bar
- Diversity Goal Set Tone for Science Standards
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Free Content Challenges Publishers
- Waiver States Split on Ed. Dept. Offer of New Flexibility
- This Week
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Testing Group Delays Some Components for One Year
- PARCC Gives Details on Testing Supports
- Disputed Review Finds Disparities in Teacher Prep
- Survey: District Chiefs Split on Common Core
- FOCUS ON: HISTORY: Advocates Finding Ways to Bulk Up History Learning
- Peers Teach Social Skills in Preschool Autism Program
- Hands-On Learning for Students With Disabilities
- Federal Advice on School Intruders Worries Experts
- Blacks, Hispanics See Long-Term Progress
- Tenn. Districts Unite Amid Uncertainty
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Adaptive Testing Gains Momentum, Prompts Worries
- USDA Sets Final Rules on School Snack Foods
- Civil Rights Office Proposes Deeper Dig on Discipline Data
- Teachers Tell Another Story On Discipline
- Race-Related Cases Drew High Court Focus
- Uneasy Resolution Reached in Md. Evaluation Feud
- Policy Brief
- Student-Loan Rates Rise; Fix Eyed
- JACK GILLETTE: Memo From the Front Lines
- ARTHUR D. SHEEKEY: We Need a State-Based R&D System for Education
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- GREG ANRIG: From Health-Care Reform, Lessons for Education Policy

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- Education Week - June 12, 2013
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Obama Plan Champions E-Rate Fixes
- States Seek Flexibility on Testing
- FOCUS ON: SCHOOL LEADERS: Chicago Initiative Aims to Upgrade Principal Pipeline
- Questions Arise About Algebra 2 For All Students
- Year-End Exams Add Urgency to Teaching
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Race on to Ready N.Y.C. Teacher Reviews
- Districts Turning Summer School Into Learning Labs
- Preschools Aim to Better Equip Low-Income Parents
- After Early Progress, SIG School Struggles To Improve
- Progress, Persistence Seen in Latest Data on Bullying
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: ‘MOOC’ Plan Could Spawn Dual-Enrollment Courses
- Virginia Joins Ranks of States Creating State-Run Districts
- Blogs of the Week
- NCLB Bills Split Over Federal Role in K-12
- Policy Brief
- States Fold Teaching Into Preschool Rating Factors
- Peer Review Quietly Put On Hold For State Assessment Systems
- State Opposition Jeopardizes Common-Core Future
- OP EDUCATION: Are New Teachers Ready to Teach?
- EDWARD CROWE, MICHAEL ALLEN, & CHARLES COBLE: A Good Time for Progress in Teacher Prep
- JULIE GORLEWSKI: Teaching Toward Utopia
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- OTIS KRIEGEL: ‘You’ll Get the Hang of It’

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- Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2013
- Contents
- A ‘Neglected’ Population Goes Back to School
- Age Can Determine Access To Free Education, Diploma Pathways
- State Statistics and Strategies
- High School Equivalency Test Gets a Makeover
- Reasons to Stay: Tailored Interventions
- Online Providers Find a Market In Returning Dropouts
- Second-Chance Challenge: Keeping Students in School
- A Chicago Charter Network Stanches The Flow of Dropouts
- Sound-Engineering Class Hooks Reluctant Student
- Teenage Father Makes Journey From Dropout to Top Student
- Honor Student Disconnects, Re-engages at CCA
- Graduation Rate Approaching Milestone
- TABLE: Graduation in the United States
- DATA: Detailed Analytic Portrait
- TABLE: Graduation Policies For the Class of 2013
- Sources and Notes

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- Education Week - June 5, 2013
- One Class Takes On the Standards
- Retirement Headaches Take Root
- N.J. Preparing to Seize Control of Fourth District
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Student Explanations Can Drive Learning, Studies Say
- Disability Definitions Undergo Revisions In Psychiatric Guide
- FOCUS ON: INFORMAL LEARNING: Museums Open Doors to New Ways of Learning Math
- Chicago School Closure Battle Echoes In Other Cities
- Shutdowns Spark Vows of Continued Parental Activism
- Newtown Shootings Help Fuel Demand For School Cameras
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: ‘i3’ Winners on Track Toward Meeting Goal in Research Arena
- Blogs of the Week
- PROFILE: Sarah Hawley
- PROFILE: Katie Franklin
- Retirement-System Woes Put Legislators on Hot Seat
- Crunch Time Ahead on Calif. Finance Plan
- Groups Urge Leeway in Standards Implementation
- Policy Brief
- ALICE JOHNSON CAIN: Why a Moratorium Won’t Work
- RYAN MCLANE: What’s in a Grade? Why Mastery, Not Speed, Is Key
- JACOB TANENBAUM: An Open Letter to Pearson
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PAUL REVILLE: Seize the Moment To Design Schools That Close Gaps

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- Education Week - May 22, 2013
- District Bets Big on Standards
- FOCUS ON: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: States Stepping Up Mandates for School Safety Drills
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Schools Facing the Expiration of Windows XP
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Debates Roil Over Control of Schools in Baton Rouge
- Study: Teenagers’ Brains Are Wired for Peer Approval
- Analysis Calls for Dual-Language Pre-K for Young ELLs
- PROFILE: Brian Pick
- PROFILE: Dowan Mcnair-Lee
- PROFILE: Mikel Robinson
- States Tighten Disclosure of Teacher Evaluations
- Blogs of the Week
- NRC Framework Seen as Valued Resource for Educators
- A Spec. Ed. Twist on Common-Core Testing
- K-12 Colors Campaigns in Virginia, New Jersey
- Policy Brief
- CYNTHIA G. BROWN: The ‘How’ of Equitable School Funding
- JIM CHILDRESS: Designing Learning Spaces for A New Age of Discovery
- JEANNE ZAINO: Teaching the Metric System: A Cautionary Tale for the Common Core
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LISA HANSEL: The Common Core Needs a Common Curriculum

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- Education Week - May 22, 2013
- District Bets Big on Standards
- FOCUS ON: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: States Stepping Up Mandates for School Safety Drills
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Schools Facing the Expiration of Windows XP
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Debates Roil Over Control of Schools in Baton Rouge
- Study: Teenagers’ Brains Are Wired for Peer Approval
- Analysis Calls for Dual-Language Pre-K for Young ELLs
- PROFILE: Brian Pick
- PROFILE: Dowan Mcnair-Lee
- PROFILE: Mikel Robinson
- States Tighten Disclosure of Teacher Evaluations
- Blogs of the Week
- NRC Framework Seen as Valued Resource for Educators
- A Spec. Ed. Twist on Common-Core Testing
- K-12 Colors Campaigns in Virginia, New Jersey
- Policy Brief
- CYNTHIA G. BROWN: The ‘How’ of Equitable School Funding
- JIM CHILDRESS: Designing Learning Spaces for A New Age of Discovery
- JEANNE ZAINO: Teaching the Metric System: A Cautionary Tale for the Common Core
- Letters
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LISA HANSEL: The Common Core Needs a Common Curriculum

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - May 15, 2013https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05152013/index.phpMon, 13 May 2013 17:25:31 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_05152013/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - May 15, 2013 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - May 15, 2013
- Standards Supporters Firing Back
- FOCUS ON: SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS: Wanted: Schools Chiefs for Big-Name Districts
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: E-Rate Programs Seen as Too Lean for a Digital Era
- SCIENCE IN PRACTICE: Capacity Issues Confront Implementation Of Standards
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Bar for Teacher Exams Set Low In All States, Federal Data Show
- Mobile Apps Aim to Deepen Lessons From Field Trips
- Studies Link Early Spatial Skills To Math Achievement
- Blogs of the Week
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: MOOCs Provider Targets Teacher Education
- SCIENCE IN PRACTICE: Informal Sector Seen as Ally in Science Initiative
- Head Start Centers Feel Sequestration Pain
- Arizona ELL Battle Carries On, Despite Ruling
- Policy Brief
- Impact Mulled on Waivers, Grants
- LISA MADIGAN & JOHN SUTHERS: Moving Beyond Punishment: Treatment Is Key to Keeping Schools Safe
- SARA MARTINEZ TUCKER: We Must Create Opportunities for STEM Learning
- JENNIFER JENNINGS: An Apology To Secretary Duncan
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- RONALD J. BONNSTETTER & BILL J. BONNSTETTER: We Need a New Approach to Principal Selection

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- Education Week - May 8, 2013
- Rifts Deepen Over Direction of Education Policy in U.S.
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Online Testing Suffers Setbacks in Multiple States
- Common Criteria Set For Federal Research
- Diversity at Issue in Teacher Selection
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Students’ Well-Being A Focus of Race to Top
- Ed-Tech’s Proper Role Poses Puzzles for Pre-K
- FOCUS ON: OUT-OF-SCHOOL LEARNING: Students Conduct Fieldwork for Scientists’ Research
- Studies Find Funders Giving More To Fewer Groups
- Blogs of the Week
- States Faulted on Preschool Spending Levels
- La. Ends Data-Storage Arrangement With Nonprofit
- Policy Brief
- NCLB Waivers: Rewarding Improvement
- Group Proposes Alternative to IEP Due Process System
- ROSS WIENER & KASIA LUNDY: Want to Build a Better Teacher Evaluation? Ask a Teacher
- WILLIAM T. GORMLEY JR.: Charting Pre-K’s Value for All
- JOHN H. JACKSON: Pivoting From Standards-To Supports-Based Reform
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ARTHUR LEVINE: The Plight Of Teachers’ Unions

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- Education Week - April 24, 2013
- Contents
- Education Industry Players Exert Public- Policy Influence
- Companies, Policymakers Look For Common Ground
- Industry Shapes Goals And Tech Focus at N.Y.C. School
- Beta Testing Ed. Products Can Get Tricky for Schools
- Vetting Product Research to Determine What Works
- Big-Name Companies Feature Larger-Impact Research Efforts
- What to Ask About Research
- Privatization Choices
- À la Carte Purchasing Tactics Signal Districts’ Unique Needs
- Big Companies Face K-12 Shift

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- Education Week - April 24, 2013
- Union Sues Over Basis of Appraisal
- In San Antonio, Pre-K Initiative Sets Steep Goals
- New Teachers Search for Place in New Orleans
- FOCUS ON: CAREER READINESS: States Seek High School Pathways Weaving Academic, Career Options
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- PARCC Proposes Common-Core Test Accommodations
- Some States Seek GED Alternative as Test Price Spikes
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Online Socialization Is Hot Topic Among Researchers
- Overhaul of the E-Rate Seen as a High Priority by FCC Commissioner
- Comments Weighed on Vending Machine, ‘A La Carte’ Proposals
- Corralling Local Support Still a Challenge
- FOCUS ON: CAREER READINESS: Swiss Academic, Career Paths Designed to Cross
- Obama’s Proposed Fix on Student Loans Ruffles Allies
- Head Start Officials Tight-Lipped on Which Centers to Lose Aid
- Policy Brief
- Legislative Briefs
- School Safety Legislation: A Tally by State
- A NATION AT RISK: 30 YEARS LATER: Where Are We Now?
- LAUREN BLAIR ARONSON: Advice to TFA From a Former Insider
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN, KARL DEAN, JAMES MITCHELL JR., BETSY PRICE, & RONNIE STEINE: Embracing After-School Learning

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- Education Week - April 17, 2013
- Obama Pushes Pre-K, Competitive Grants in Budget
- Standards in Science Unveiled
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: In Digital Age, Sunshine Laws Turn Hazy
- FOCUS ON: HIGH SCHOOL: High School Redesign Gets Presidential Lift
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Atlanta Cheating Scandal’s Tentacles Said to Reach Far
- Common-Core Writers Offer ‘Publishers’ Criteria’ for Math
- Blogs of the Week
- K-12 in Mix as State Legislatures Wrap Up
- Bills Advance on School Security, Mental Health
- Policy Brief
- LARRY CUBAN: Framing the School Technology Dream
- MICHAEL J. FEUER: It’s Not the Test That Made Them Cheat
- LORRAINE BELLON CELLA: How Do You Evaluate Teachers Who Change Lives?
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- KATE SHAW & ADAM SCHOTT: Proceed With Caution

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- Education Week - April 3, 2013
- Test Rules Differ Between Groups for Special Ed.
- Consortia Struggle With ELL Provisions
- FOCUS ON: ASSOCIATIONS: Leadership Shifts in Changing Field
- Safety Plan for Schools: No Guns
- Access to Common Exams Probed
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Gaps Found in Access to Qualified Math Teachers
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: 3-D Printing Classes In a Virginia School Attract Global Visitors
- Arizona Weighing ‘Performance Funding’ For Schools
- L.A. ‘Incubator School’ to Teach Startup Tactics
- Blogs of the Week
- Cantor Raises Profile on Schooling Issues
- Calif. Districts’ Waiver Bid Heads to Review Phase
- Policy Brief
- Congress Tweaks Special Education Funding Mandates
- Marriage Arguments Hit Children’s Issues
- ROBIN LAKE & ALEX MEDLER: Do Charter Schools Serve Special-Needs Students? The Answer Is Complicated
- ARTHUR H. CAMINS: Assessing the Impact Of New Science Standards
- LAURIE BARNOSKI: School Leaders: Make Sure Your Teachers Don’t Lose Heart
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment
- Marketplace
- DAVID BERNSTEIN: It’s Time to Mainstream Progressive Education

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- Education Week - March 27, 2013
- N.Y.C. System School-Match Gaps Tracked
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Educators Questioning Timing of
- Resident Teachers Are Getting More ‘Practice’
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Race to Top Districts ‘Personalize’ Plans
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study Finds Gaps in ‘College Ready’ Math Offerings
- Early-Algebra Push Found to Yield No NAEP Boost
- Math Teachers Break Down Standards For At-Risk Students
- More Teachers Group Students by Ability
- San Diego Superintendent Pick Has Deep Parental Ties
- Partnership Combines Science Instruction and English Learning
- States’ Score Cards Pinpoint Problems Of School Climate
- Experts: Later School Start Helps Sleep-Deprived Teens
- Blogs of the Week
- Project Aims to Expand Web Access
- New NAEP Demands Application of Knowledge
- Elementary Students Tackling Windmills
- Policy Brief
- 'Parent Trigger’ Laws Catching Fresh Wave
- School Angles Seen in Same-Sex-Marriage Cases
- ‘Sequester’ Cuts Still in Place Amid Budget Wrangling
- Political Storm Rages as Acting N.M. Chief Presses on With Job
- Congress Eyes Pre-K
- REGIS ANNE SHIELDS & KAREN HAWLEY MILES: Want Effective Teachers? Think About Your Value Proposition
- ALISON CROWLEY: Getting Rid of the GPS: Teaching the Common Standards in Math
- STEPHEN R. HERR: Celebrating Without Accomplishing
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment
- Marketplace
- AMANDA GARDNER: The Many Keys To Radical Classroom Change

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- Education Week - March 13, 2013
- Next Stage for Testing Envisioned
- Downside Seen in Rush to Hire School-Based Police
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Maine Leading Initiative For Multistate Tech. Buys
- Amid Uncertainty, Districts Weighing ‘Sequester’ Impact
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Survey Suggests Hurdles for Math, Science Teaching
- Both Sides Claim Win in Big-Spending Race for L.A. School Board
- FOCUS ON: GREEN SCHOOLS: Sustainable School Spaces Go on National Display
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Idaho Pilots Effort To Integrate Khan Academy Videos
- Common-Core Tests to Take Students Up to 10 Hours
- Blogs of the Week
- Waiver Machine Rolls On as Stragglers Climb Aboard
- Choice, Standards Stir Alabama Heat
- Policy Brief
- Inclusion Remains Nettlesome Topic for NAEP Officials
- JACK JENNINGS: Working Across Political And Ideological Lines
- ELIZABETH NEALE & JONAS S. CHARTOCK: Helping School Leaders Improve
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- ARTHUR E. WISE & MICHAEL D. USDAN: The Political Future of the Teaching Profession

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- Technology Counts - March 14, 2013
- Contents
- Tackling a ‘Complicated’ Digital Task
- Faster Internet Speeds Wanted
- E-Rate Assistance Needed Beyond School Walls
- 1-to-1 Building Blocks
- Districts See Value in Ensuring Home-School Connections
- Designing Better PD Models
- Ed-Tech Training Options
- Designing a New Digital Look
- Spaces for Blended Learning
- K-12 Technology Usage
- Data Development Drives Change

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- Education Week - March 6, 2013
- Los Angeles School Board Race Shatters Spending Records
- Feds, States Dicker Over Evaluations
- Governors Take Varied Routes in Boosting Aid
- Principal Appraisals Get a Remake
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Best and Worst Teachers Can Be Flagged Early
- FOCUS ON: PRESCHOOL: Obama Preschool Proposal Stirs Debate Over Training
- Principals Lack Training in Shaping School Climate
- KIPP Outpacing Regular Public Schools, Study Finds
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Wisconsin Data-Contract Fight Goes Public With Ad Campaign
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Pew Survey Gauges Teachers’ Attitudes About Tech., Equity
- Blogs of the Week
- Voting Rights Act Case Has Stakes for Districts
- Back Home, Top Lawmaker Gets Earful on K-12 Policy
- Policy Brief
- Sequestration and Education: Frequently Asked Questions
- 9 California Districts Seek Own NCLB Waiver
- House Panel Weighs School Safety Concerns
- MATTHEW LYNCH: Tracing Technology’s Unintended K-12 Consequences
- ANGELA MINNICI & ELLEN BEHRSTOCK-SHERRATT: Using Teacher Evaluation to Grow
- ANITA KRISHNAMURTHI: Recognizing the Impact of After-School STEM
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JD CHESLOFF: Why STEM Education Must Start In Early Childhood

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- Education Week - February 27, 2013
- Districts Dumping At-Large Races
- Standards Worrying Teachers
- Universities Train Entrepreneurs for K-12 Schools
- Push Under Way for Common ELL Definitions
- States Welcome Obama Pre-K Proposal—Cautiously
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- 5 Largest States Rival or Lag Nation on NAEP Scores
- Character Education Seen as Student-Achievement Tool
- State Councils Launched to Propel STEM Education
- Survey Finds Rising Job Frustration Among Principals
- Memphis Evaluating Tech.-Related PD to See What Works
- Blogs of the Week
- District-Waiver Prospect Still Simmering
- Commission Urges Action on Education Equity
- Policy Brief
- Federal Grant Contest to Aid High Schools Still Work in Progress
- Q & A: Ed. Dept.’s K-12 Chief Shares Policy Outlook
- State of the States
- MARC CUTILLO: Poverty’s Prominent Role in Absenteeism
- LYN CANNADAY: A Happy Tale From a Common-Core Classroom
- NANCY RAPPAPORT: Why ADHD Medication Is Not Reform
- Letters
- From The Web
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JACK SCHNEIDER: Rebranding Public Schools

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- Education Week - Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory - Spring 2013
- Contents
- Principal Development Goes Back to School
- National Teacher of the Year: Educators Need Career Paths
- Creating a School Culture That Is Collaborative
- Teacher Satisfaction: A Matter of Principal
- Lessons From Reality TV on Supporting Teachers
- 2013 Calendar of Events
- Sponsors of Events
- Subject Index
- Directory Table of Contents
- Directory Index
- Directory Listings

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- Education Week - February 20, 2013
- Charter Schools’ Discipline Policies Face Scrutiny
- Obama Pressing Boost for Pre-K
- Remedial Placements Found to Be Overused
- Teachers Already Armed in Some Districts
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- More Mergers of Teachers’ Union Affiliates Occurring
- Accrediting Body Unveils Teacher-Prep Proposal
- FOCUS ON: NUTRITION: USDA Wants Limits on Junk Foods Sold In Vending Machines
- Leadership Changing for Science Groups
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: K-12 Potential Seen for College ‘E-Advisers’
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: High School Debating Takes a Digital Turn
- Study: Cities Face Growing Stock of Shuttered Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- Grant Aid Eyed to Boost Kindergarten Assessments
- Jeb Bush-Linked Group Gnawed On By Watchdog
- Policy Brief
- Wyoming Officials Feud Over Who Calls Shots on K-12
- Texas School Financing Battle Seen Continuing, Despite Ruling
- As NCLB Waivers Take Hold, Revision of Law Remains Up in Air
- State of the States
- SUSAN SENATOR: Train Students With Autism for Life
- BETH RABBITT: On Behalf of the Student Nomads
- Letters
- From the Web
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PAUL KIMMELMAN: Learning From Military Leadership

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- Education Week - February 6, 2013 - Special Report
- Contents
- Dropout Reduction
- English-Learner Education
- School Turnarounds
- Transportation
- Rural Enrollment
- Special Education
- District-Union Partnership
- Parent Engagement
- School Climate
- College Readiness
- Digital Access
- Social Networking
- Student Discipline
- Smart Growth
- Stem Education

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- Education Week - February 6, 2013
- High Ratings for Teachers Are Still Seen
- Standards Draw Heat in States
- Focus On: Literacy: Studies Find Vocabulary Instruction Is Falling Short
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- States ‘Operating in the Dark’ on Principals, Study Says
- Boston Reconsidering Student Assignments
- Teachers in Spotlight Over Testing Boycott
- More Students Consider STEM Careers, Study Says
- Digital Directions: Virtual Educators Critique the Value of MOOCs for K-12
- Industry & Innovation
- Blogs of the Week
- Race to Top Winners See Progress, Hurdles
- Top K-12 Leader in Congress Sets Departure Date
- Policy Brief
- Duncan Gets Earful on How Agenda Plays in Districts
- Fresh Momentum Seen in Immigration-Policy Debate
- State of the States
- Eric A. Hanushek: Why Educators’ Wages Must Be Revamped
- Thomas Armstrong: The New Diversity in Education
- Marc D. Hauser: Confronting Pop Culture Head-On
- Letters
- From the Web
- Topschooljobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Frank D. Lomonte: A Muzzled Generation

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- Education Week - January 30, 2013
- Grad Rate At Highest Since 1970
- Teachers Differ Over Meeting Nonfiction Rule
- States Soon to Weigh Science Standards
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- New Scrutiny as Head Start Centers Recompete for Aid
- Flu-Related Absenteeism Prompts School Closures
- FOCUS ON: CAREER READINESS: Internships Help Students Prepare for The Workplace
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Competitions Connect Tech. Startups With Educators
- School Choice Advocate to Lead Private Schools’ Group
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Digital Technologies Fuel Continued K-12 Acquisitions
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘i3’ Raises Ante in Evidence, Research Push
- GOP Players in Congress Step Forward On K-12
- Policy Brief
- Inauguration 2013
- State of the States
- LAURA C. MURRAY: Mental Health Is Part of the School Safety Equation
- HELEN BRUNNER: Why Equal Internet Access Is an Education Essential
- VICKY SCHIPPERS: Let’s Overhaul How We Teach History
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHARLES J. RUSSO: Armed Teachers And Guards Won’t Make Schools Safer

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- Education Week - January 23, 2013
- Nation, Districts Step Up Safety
- Colleges Overproducing Elementary-Level Teachers
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Calif. Districts Link To Push Shared Goals
- Loss of Veterans Doesn’t Hurt Scores
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- FOCUS ON: CHARTER SCHOOLS: Charters Prepare for the Challenges Of Common Core
- Civil Rights Groups: Discipline Excessive In Miss. Schools
- Children Still Prefer Print Books to E-Books
- Mainstream Video Games Move Into Ed.
- Blogs of the Week
- Obama Presses School Safety, Mental-Health Efforts
- State Data: Use With Caution
- State Finance Lawsuits Still Roiling Landscape
- Stretched Schools Push to Extend Lifespan Of Books
- Policy Brief
- STATE OF THE STATES: Vt. Governor Launches Four-Point Education Initiative
- State of the States
- MARTIN CARNOY & RICHARD ROTHSTEIN: International Tests Reveal Surprises at Home and Abroad
- DAVID T. CONLEY: What’s in a Name
- ALAN C. JONES: Schools for Other People’s Children
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- PETER GIBBON: A Timeless View of Education From 1899

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- Education Week - January 16, 2013
- Is Education Facing a ‘Tech Bubble’?
- Multiple Gauges Best for Teachers
- Model Common-Core Unit Piloted for ELL Teachers
- Gun Concerns Personal for Duncan
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Fla. Data Link Suspension To Lower Graduation Rates
- Anti-Poverty Program Found To Fall Short In Studies
- New Science-Standards Draft Incorporates Feedback
- With Common Core in Mind, Schools Turn to E-Rate
- Survey Tool Aims for Fresh Eye On Parents
- Study Dissects Gender Effects In Math Teaching
- Funders and N.C. District Team Up To Run Schools
- Blogs of the Week
- State of the States
- N.Y.’s Cuomo Moves Ahead On K-12 Ideas
- Crush of Ed. Laws Awaiting Renewal In Congress
- Fiscal Realities Dog States
- Policy Brief
- R. BARKER BAUSELL: Putting Value-Added Evaluation To the (Scientific) Test
- GARY HUGGINS: It’s Time for Summer Learning
- JEFF CAMP: Let’s Remove Self-Righteousness From the K-12 Debate
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MIKE ROSE: Giving Cognition a Bad Name

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- Education Week: Quality Counts - January 10, 2013
- Table of Contents
- Crafting an Environment For Learning
- Discipline Policies Squeezed As Views Shift on What Works
- Disciplinary Spiral Over Cellphone Leads to Months of Lost Schooling
- At a School of Last Resort, ‘Restorative Justice’ Put to Test
- Suspension, Expulsion Data Cast Some in Harsh Light
- School Climate, Discipline, and Safety
- Students’ Social, Emotional Needs Entwined With Learning, Security
- Plucked From Back in the Pack, Unlikely Peer Leaders Step Up
- School Counselors, Support Staff Work Hard Amid Scant Resources
- Fiscal Issues Put Pressure on School-Based Policing
- Home and Community Involvement Can Play Key Part in School Success
- Building Toward a Positive Climate
- Voices From the Field
- Raise Expectations
- Channel Energy to Social-Justice Projects
- Keep Communication Lines Open
- Be Consistent
- Emphasize the Positive and Personal
- Build Relationships
- States Show Spotty Progress Across Swath of Education Gauges
- Chance for Success
- Transitions and Alignment
- School Finance
- Methodology
- Sources and Notes

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- Education Week - January 9, 2013
- State Lawmakers Gear for Action On Broad K-12 Issues Menu
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Teachers Seek Specialized Peer Networks
- Shootings Revive Debates on Security
- Student-Press Ruling Resonates From 1988
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- FOCUS ON: INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE: IB Supporters Tout Program’s Links With Common Core
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Federal Effort Aims to Bridge Ed. Tech., Learning Sciences
- U.S. Students Exceed International Average, But Lag Some Asian Nations in Math, Science
- New Global Results Spark Questions On Finland’s Standing
- Head Start Gains Found to Fade By 3rd Grade in Latest Study
- Testing Group Selects Exam to Gauge ‘College Readiness’
- State Chiefs Pledge Teacher Prep, Licensing Upgrades
- Blogs of the Week
- Post-Tragedy, Difficult Choices Loom
- At Sandy Hook, Grim Day Unfolds
- Legal, Logistical Concerns Seen In Call to Arm Adults
- Tragedy Sets Off Fresh Debate Over Federal Gun-Policy Role
- Advocates Worry Shootings Will Deepen Autism’s Stigma
- K-12 Aid Outlook Murky, Despite ‘Cliff’ Deal
- District Race to Top Winners Split $400 Million Pot
- Policy Brief
- Top State Ed. Positions Turn Over as Year Ends
- CAROLYN LUNSFORD MEARS: After the Tragedy, What Next?
- DAVID YOUNG & J.B. BUXTON: Language Education We Can Use
- W. JAMES POPHAM: Formative Assessment’s ‘Advocatable Moment’
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JEFFREY R. HENIG: Reading the Future of Education Policy

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- Education Week - December 12, 2012
- Test Designers Tap Students for Feedback
- Race to Top Draws Out New Suitors
- Common Core Taught Through the Arts
- Federal Attention on ELL Needs Seen to Wane
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- NAEP Seeks to Test New Measure Of Student Poverty
- In Rural Areas, After-School Efforts Must Stretch to Provide Services
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: McGraw-Hill Education Sale Highlights Publishing Trends
- K-12, Higher Ed. Unite to Align Learning In Minnesota
- States Pledge to Expand School Hours, Days
- Absenteeism Linked to Low Achievement In NAEP Time Study
- Union Pushes Higher Standards For New Teachers
- Brand-New NAEP Report on Vocabulary Shows Same Old Gaps
- Psychiatrists Revising Manual On Mental Disorders
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: N.C. Law Protects Educators From Online Harassment
- Blogs of the Week
- Education May Not Benefit From Brighter Financial Outlook
- K-12 Education Advocates Lobby To Avert Fiscal Cliff
- Policy Brief
- Louisiana’s Ambitious Voucher Effort Unclear Following Judge’s Ruling
- BARNETT BERRY & FREDERICK M. HESS: Expanded Learning Time: An Avenue to Greater Change
- DAVE POWELL: Confusing Achievement With Aptitude
- ANITA N. VOELKER: Smokeless Santa? Sanitizing a Child’s World
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- JAMES S. LIEBMAN: Ending the Great School Wars

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- Education Week - December 5, 2012
- Test Group Rethinks Questions
- Study Dissects Superintendent Job Turnovers
- Duncan Sketches Out ‘Long Haul’ Agenda
- Student-Teacher Mentoring Targeted
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study Finds Housing Aid No Path to Better Education
- Training Programs Connect Principals to District Realities
- Testing Costs States $1.7 Billion a Year, Study Estimates
- FOCUS ON: ARTS: A+ Schools Infusing the Arts, Other Principles Into Study
- Union Contract in Newark Includes Peer Review
- Startups Target Teachers to Fuel ‘Consumerization’
- Striking a Balance in Evaluating Teacher Buying
- Digital Divide Strikes College-Admissions Process
- Stronger Focus on People Is Seen as Top Priority for Data Use in Education
- Blogs of the Week
- Fights Loom on Mich. K-12 Overhaul Bills
- College Access, Immigration Issues May Catch Fire
- Policy Brief
- First for States: Same Graduation Formula
- Conservative Group Kills Anti-Common-Core Proposal
- SIG Program Sees Mixed Results in First Outing, Ed. Dept. Finds
- VICKI PHILLIPS & ROBERT L. HUGHES: Teacher Collaboration: The Essential Ingredient
- RICK DALTON: Standards Momentum Is Still in Jeopardy
- LAURA A. BORNFREUND: The Half-Day Kindergarten/Common-Core Mismatch
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- RONALD A. WOLK: Common Core vs. Common Sense

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- Education Week - November 14, 2012
- Voters Offer Mixed Signs
- Stasis Persists In Washington
- Focus on College Readiness
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Industry & Innovation
- Experts Say Accountability Focus Stymies Assessment Research
- ‘Choice Bus’ Gets Students to Ponder Dropout Dangers
- Digital Directions
- Surveys Find Generation Gap on Contested Teacher Policies
- Blogs of the Week
- Disputes Derail Districts’ RTT Applications
- Policy Brief
- Laurence Peters: Teaching Climate Change in Sandy’s Wake
- Traci Elizabeth Teasley: Holding School Boards Accountable ... for Learning
- Nicole Yetter: Addressing Bullying
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Arthur L. Costa, Robert J. Garmston, & Diane P. Zimmerman: Cognitive Capital: An Investment in Teacher Quality

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- Education Week - November 14, 2012
- Voters Offer Mixed Signs
- Stasis Persists In Washington
- Focus on College Readiness
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Industry & Innovation
- Experts Say Accountability Focus Stymies Assessment Research
- ‘Choice Bus’ Gets Students to Ponder Dropout Dangers
- Digital Directions
- Surveys Find Generation Gap on Contested Teacher Policies
- Blogs of the Week
- Disputes Derail Districts’ RTT Applications
- Policy Brief
- Laurence Peters: Teaching Climate Change in Sandy’s Wake
- Traci Elizabeth Teasley: Holding School Boards Accountable ... for Learning
- Nicole Yetter: Addressing Bullying
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Arthur L. Costa, Robert J. Garmston, & Diane P. Zimmerman: Cognitive Capital: An Investment in Teacher Quality

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- Education Week - November 7, 2012
- Crunch Seen on Ed. Issues After Election
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Districts Deploy Digital Tools To Engage Parents
- Ky. Road-Tests Common Core
- Scientists Trace Adversity’s Toll
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- East Coast Schools Scramble to Reopen In Wake of Storm
- Study Ranks Strength of Teachers’ Unions by State
- FOCUS ON: RURAL EDUCATION: Rural District Nurtures Demand for Dual Enrollment
- Funders Set New Round of Support For STEM Teaching
- Blogs of the Week
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Digital Tools Seen As Good and Bad, Surveys Suggest
- School Impact Possible in Drug-Dog Cases
- Policy Brief
- Ky. Aims to Give Districts Charter-Like Flexibility
- MICKEY FREEMAN: Putting Brands to Work For Public Schools
- JACK GILLETTE: Closing the Teacher- Development Gap
- SERGE CACERES: Academics and Athletics The Perfect Match-Up
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MICHAEL GREENSTONE & ADAM LOONEY: The Importance of Education: An Economics View

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- Education Week - October 31, 2012
- ‘i3’ Grantees Face Hurdles on Aid Match
- Teacher-Leader Degree Designed as a Vehicle For Career Fulfillment
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Caution Urged on ‘Value Added’ Reviews
- College Board Head to Make Underserved a Priority
- Miami-Dade Wins $550,00 Broad Prize For Urban Education
- E-School Conference Highlights Blended Ed.
- Pa. Moves to Ease Penalties for Minors Who Engage in ‘Sexting’
- Education Issues Suffuse Ballots
- New Orleans Board Race a Magnet For Outsiders’ Cash
- Blogs of the Week
- Graduation Rates Latest Waiver Flash Point
- Practical Hurdles at Play in Pennsylvania Charter-Law Revamp
- Policy Brief
- Rethinking Principal Evaluation
- Teacher Observation: Tech or No Tech?
- About the Necktie
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Redefining the Federal Role In Education: Advice for the Winner of Next Week’s Election

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- Education Week - October 24, 2012
- ‘Smart Pills’ Promising, Problematic
- At S.C. School, Behavior Is One of the Basics
- Obama Finding Teacher Support Secure, if Tepid
- Focus On: Curriculum: Calif. Laws Shift Gears on Algebra, Textbooks
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ‘Value Added’ Use at Secondary Level Questioned
- National Board Seeks to Revive Impact on Profession
- Industry & Innovation
- Blogs of the Week
- Debates Push Fate of NCLB Waivers to Fore
- Policy Menu Varies in State School Board Elections
- Policy Brief
- The Election: Debating Education
- Genevieve LaFleur & Scott Poland: Schools Can Be the Difference in Preventing Suicide
- Kenneth Wesson: From STEM to ST2REAM: Reassembling Our Disaggregated Curriculum
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Erica Frankenberg & Gary Orfield: Diversity or Resegregation? Why Suburban Schools Need a Plan

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- Education Week - October 24, 2012
- ‘Smart Pills’ Promising, Problematic
- At S.C. School, Behavior Is One of the Basics
- Obama Finding Teacher Support Secure, if Tepid
- Focus On: Curriculum: Calif. Laws Shift Gears on Algebra, Textbooks
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- ‘Value Added’ Use at Secondary Level Questioned
- National Board Seeks to Revive Impact on Profession
- Industry & Innovation
- Blogs of the Week
- Debates Push Fate of NCLB Waivers to Fore
- Policy Menu Varies in State School Board Elections
- Policy Brief
- The Election: Debating Education
- Genevieve LaFleur & Scott Poland: Schools Can Be the Difference in Preventing Suicide
- Kenneth Wesson: From STEM to ST2REAM: Reassembling Our Disaggregated Curriculum
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Erica Frankenberg & Gary Orfield: Diversity or Resegregation? Why Suburban Schools Need a Plan

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- Education Week - October 17, 2012
- States Punch Reset Button Under NCLB
- FOCUS ON: SCHOOL CLOSINGS: Debates Over School Shutdowns Heating Up
- Student Mastery of Civics Ed. Goes Untested
- Charters, K-12 Aid Roiling Wash. State
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Cheating Scandal Lands Ex-Superintendent In Prison
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: New Tools Seek to Evaluate Ed-Tech Products, Services
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: N.Y.C. Teens Pay Valets to Store Cellphones During School Hours
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Center Raises Concerns About E-Learning For Special Education
- Community Colleges Rethink Student- Placement Tests
- IES to Start ‘Continuous Improvement’ Study Program
- Blogs of the Week
- Phaseout Plan Pains Chicago Neighborhood
- High Court Tackles Affirmative Action Case
- Maine Charters Roll Out Amid Promise, Questions
- Policy Brief
- Vice Presidential Candidate Debate Offers Brief Mention of Education
- EUGENE BRATEK: Moving From Cheating To Academic Honesty
- CHESTER E. FINN JR. & JESSICA A. HOCKETT: The Best Bargain in American Education
- DAVID POLOCHANIN: Considering Cursive in a Digital World
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- CHERYL SCOTT WILLIAMS: School Reform, But From Whose Perspective?

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- Education Week - October 10, 2012
- Wanted: More Diverse Teaching Force
- FOCUS ON: MOTIVATION: Researchers Argue Boredom May Be ‘A Flavor of Stress’
- Two Suitors Emerge in ‘Parent Trigger’ Bid
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Oakland, OCR Agree on Plan To Address Student Suspensions
- Guide Advises on Tying English Proficiency to Common Core
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: On Interactive Platform, Students Use Mind and Body
- Blogs of the Week
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Change at Top May Signal Shift for Pearson, Industry
- Chiefs’ Races Blend Issues, State Politics
- Romney’s No-Cuts Pledge a Debate- Night Startler
- Policy Brief
- No Matter Its Makeup, New Congress Faces Policy, Fiscal Logjam
- Public Schools: Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
- Two Lives Diverged
- Letters
- TopSchool Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Getting Serious About Early Learning

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- Education Week - October 3, 2012
- Affirmative Action Case Queued Up For Airing at High Court
- Exit Exams Face Pinch in Common-Core Push
- ‘Gateway’ Districts Struggle to Serve Immigrant Parents
- Reading K-12 Tea Leaves If a Romney Victory
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Hopes Pinned on Standards to Boost College Readiness
- Wake County, N.C., Board Fires Schools Superintendent
- Blogs of the Week
- Q&A: Quest for ‘Digital Wisdom’ Hinges on Brains And Machines
- Landmark Speech Lawsuits Come Alive at Symposium
- Mich. Initiative Scraps Grade Levels and Letter Grades
- Calif. Laws Seek to Curb School Suspensions
- Policy Brief
- Writers Reflect on Chicago Strike
- Engineering Good Math Tests
- Letters
- Top School/Jobs / Recruitment / Marketplace
- The Rise of the Tech-Powered Teacher

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- Education Week - September 26, 2012
- Table of Contents
- Educators Decry Academic Focus Of Fla. Pre-K Test
- Studies Probe Power of 'Personalization'
- Standards Backers Seek Out Support of Parents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Detroit Studies Illuminate Problem Of Lead Exposure
- In Utah, Educators Compose E-Texts for Math Common Core
- Schools Tap Into Online Fundraising to Expand Budgets
- Whittle Is Seeking a Global Audience for New Ed. Venture
- Black-Male Diploma Rates Lag
- Blogs of the Week
- Policy Brief
- State Ballots Sport Hot-Button K-12 Issues
- Rift Seen Among Republicans On Common Core
- Latest States in Hunt for NCLB Flexibility Include Rural Players
- What It Means to ‘Believe in Teachers’
- Mobilizing Parent Power for School Reform
- Chess the Best Move for Students
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Measuring Accountability When Trust Is Conditional

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- Education Week - September 19, 2012
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Low Proficiency Seen on Computer-Based NAEP Writing Exam
- Global Study Finds U.S. Trailing In Early-Childhood Education
- Scholars and Educators Team Up For the Long Haul
- Focus On: School Turnaround
- Virtual Ed. Providers Work to Influence State Policy in Maine
- Blogs of the Week
- In Designated Schools, Children Play Waiting Games
- Chicago Dispute Puts Spotlight On Teacher Evaluation
- Race to Top Winners Plug Away At Promises
- Chiefs’ Vacancies Offer Prospect Of Policy Shifts
- Policy Brief
- Learning From Success
- Using National Service To Ignite School Turnaround Efforts
- You Don’t Know Me
- Letters
- TopSchool Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- Schooling Beyond Measure

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- Education Week - September 12, 2012
- Nominees Serve Up Stark Differences On Education
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Louisiana Opens Novel Marketplace of K-12 Courses
- Common Core Thrusts School Librarians Into Leadership Roles
- Contents
- News In Brief
- Report Roundup
- Pegging Readiness Remains Elusive Goal for NAEP
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Online Offering Aims to Spark Political Engagement
- Summit Puts African-American Males in Spotlight
- FOCUS ON: SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY: Joint Use of Campuses Grows in Popularity for Communities
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept., Virginia Stumble Over Waiver
- National PTA Revamps Charter School Policy Stance
- Policy Brief
- Voices From the Democratic Convention
- Voices From the Republican Convention
- Is New Orleans a Model for America?
- How Online Communities Can Ease the Common-Core Transition
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- The 9/11 Generation: An Exit Strategy for Moral Hardness in the Classroom

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- Education Week - August 29, 2012
- FOCUS ON: AGE: Districts Adjust To Growth in Older Population
- Catholic Ed., K-12 Charters Squaring Off
- Advocacy Tactics Found To Differ by Families’ Class
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Educator Cadres Formed to Support Common Tests
- Ala. Blocked From Asking About Students’ Citizenship Status
- Most Students Still Not College-Ready, ACT Report Finds
- Study: Vouchers Linked to College-Going For Black Students
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION
- NSF Awards Grants for Climate-Change Education
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept. Gears Up to Manage NCLB Waiver Oversight
- Poll Hints Tight Presidential Race on K-12
- Policy Brief
- PETER GOW: Let the Dialogue Begin: It’s Time for Independent Schools to Start Sharing What They Know
- PATRICK J. MURPHY & ELLIOT M. REGENSTEIN: Trimming the Cost Of Common-Core Implementation
- MALCOLM GAULD: Sowing Parents’ Role In Character Development
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MIKE SCHMOKER: The Next Education Fad: Complex Teacher Evaluations That Don’t Work

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory - August 22, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_sr_08222012/index.phpThu, 06 Sep 2012 16:23:52 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_sr_08222012/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory - August 22, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 22, 2012
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Schools Suspend Black Students Three Times More Often Than Whites
- As Competition Grows, Districts Make Pitches to Boost Enrollment
- Task Force Formed to Sway Teacher-Prep Rules
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Out-of-School Settings Create a Climate for New Skills
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘Save Our Schools’ Striving to Plant Political Roots
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Business Opportunities Seen in New Tests, Low Scores
- Leaders’ Group Sharpens Focus On Latino Students
- California Organization Sets High Bar for Charters
- Romney’s VP Pick Puts K-12 Spending On Campaign Stage
- Rules for Race to the Top District Competition Change Amid Complaints
- Policy Brief
- With NCLB Waiver, N.J. Lays Out Turnaround Plans
- LAWRENCE BAINES: What If We Brought Education Reform to the Military?
- JOHN FITZSIMONS: Don’t Hire Substitute Teachers in High School
- JORDAN KOHANIM: Why I Left Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LAURA OVERDECK, ARTHUR LEVINE, & CHRISTOPHER DAGGETT: Rethinking Teacher Compensation

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - August 22, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_08222012/index.phpThu, 06 Sep 2012 16:23:38 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_08222012/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - August 22, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 22, 2012
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Schools Suspend Black Students Three Times More Often Than Whites
- As Competition Grows, Districts Make Pitches to Boost Enrollment
- Task Force Formed to Sway Teacher-Prep Rules
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Out-of-School Settings Create a Climate for New Skills
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘Save Our Schools’ Striving to Plant Political Roots
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Business Opportunities Seen in New Tests, Low Scores
- Leaders’ Group Sharpens Focus On Latino Students
- California Organization Sets High Bar for Charters
- Romney’s VP Pick Puts K-12 Spending On Campaign Stage
- Rules for Race to the Top District Competition Change Amid Complaints
- Policy Brief
- With NCLB Waiver, N.J. Lays Out Turnaround Plans
- LAWRENCE BAINES: What If We Brought Education Reform to the Military?
- JOHN FITZSIMONS: Don’t Hire Substitute Teachers in High School
- JORDAN KOHANIM: Why I Left Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LAURA OVERDECK, ARTHUR LEVINE, & CHRISTOPHER DAGGETT: Rethinking Teacher Compensation

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - August 29, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120829/index.phpTue, 28 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120829/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - August 29, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 29, 2012
- FOCUS ON: AGE: Districts Adjust To Growth in Older Population
- Catholic Ed., K-12 Charters Squaring Off
- Advocacy Tactics Found To Differ by Families’ Class
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Educator Cadres Formed to Support Common Tests
- Ala. Blocked From Asking About Students’ Citizenship Status
- Most Students Still Not College-Ready, ACT Report Finds
- Study: Vouchers Linked to College-Going For Black Students
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION
- NSF Awards Grants for Climate-Change Education
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept. Gears Up to Manage NCLB Waiver Oversight
- Poll Hints Tight Presidential Race on K-12
- Policy Brief
- PETER GOW: Let the Dialogue Begin: It’s Time for Independent Schools to Start Sharing What They Know
- PATRICK J. MURPHY & ELLIOT M. REGENSTEIN: Trimming the Cost Of Common-Core Implementation
- MALCOLM GAULD: Sowing Parents’ Role In Character Development
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MIKE SCHMOKER: The Next Education Fad: Complex Teacher Evaluations That Don’t Work

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week August 29, 2012 - A Special Report on E-Learninghttps://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_sr_08292012/index.phpMon, 27 Aug 2012 14:04:26 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_sr_08292012/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week August 29, 2012 - A Special Report on E-Learning is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 29, 2012
- FOCUS ON: AGE: Districts Adjust To Growth in Older Population
- Catholic Ed., K-12 Charters Squaring Off
- Advocacy Tactics Found To Differ by Families’ Class
- Table of Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Educator Cadres Formed to Support Common Tests
- Ala. Blocked From Asking About Students’ Citizenship Status
- Most Students Still Not College-Ready, ACT Report Finds
- Study: Vouchers Linked to College-Going For Black Students
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION
- NSF Awards Grants for Climate-Change Education
- Blogs of the Week
- Ed. Dept. Gears Up to Manage NCLB Waiver Oversight
- Poll Hints Tight Presidential Race on K-12
- Policy Brief
- PETER GOW: Let the Dialogue Begin: It’s Time for Independent Schools to Start Sharing What They Know
- PATRICK J. MURPHY & ELLIOT M. REGENSTEIN: Trimming the Cost Of Common-Core Implementation
- MALCOLM GAULD: Sowing Parents’ Role In Character Development
- Letters
- Top School Jobs Recruitment Marketplace
- MIKE SCHMOKER: The Next Education Fad: Complex Teacher Evaluations That Don’t Work

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory - August 22, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120822_v2/index.phpMon, 27 Aug 2012 08:13:11 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120822_v2/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - Calendar of Events & Professional Development Directory - August 22, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 22, 2012
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Schools Suspend Black Students Three Times More Often Than Whites
- As Competition Grows, Districts Make Pitches to Boost Enrollment
- Task Force Formed to Sway Teacher-Prep Rules
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Out-of-School Settings Create a Climate for New Skills
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘Save Our Schools’ Striving to Plant Political Roots
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Business Opportunities Seen in New Tests, Low Scores
- Leaders’ Group Sharpens Focus On Latino Students
- California Organization Sets High Bar for Charters
- Romney’s VP Pick Puts K-12 Spending On Campaign Stage
- Rules for Race to the Top District Competition Change Amid Complaints
- Policy Brief
- With NCLB Waiver, N.J. Lays Out Turnaround Plans
- LAWRENCE BAINES: What If We Brought Education Reform to the Military?
- JOHN FITZSIMONS: Don’t Hire Substitute Teachers in High School
- JORDAN KOHANIM: Why I Left Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LAURA OVERDECK, ARTHUR LEVINE, & CHRISTOPHER DAGGETT: Rethinking Teacher Compensation

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Education Week - August 22, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120822/index.phpTue, 21 Aug 2012 00:00:00 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_20120822/index.phpYour digital edition of Education Week - August 22, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Education Week - August 22, 2012
- Contents
- News in Brief
- Report Roundup
- Study: Schools Suspend Black Students Three Times More Often Than Whites
- As Competition Grows, Districts Make Pitches to Boost Enrollment
- Task Force Formed to Sway Teacher-Prep Rules
- DIGITAL DIRECTIONS: Out-of-School Settings Create a Climate for New Skills
- Blogs of the Week
- ‘Save Our Schools’ Striving to Plant Political Roots
- INDUSTRY & INNOVATION: Business Opportunities Seen in New Tests, Low Scores
- Leaders’ Group Sharpens Focus On Latino Students
- California Organization Sets High Bar for Charters
- Romney’s VP Pick Puts K-12 Spending On Campaign Stage
- Rules for Race to the Top District Competition Change Amid Complaints
- Policy Brief
- With NCLB Waiver, N.J. Lays Out Turnaround Plans
- LAWRENCE BAINES: What If We Brought Education Reform to the Military?
- JOHN FITZSIMONS: Don’t Hire Substitute Teachers in High School
- JORDAN KOHANIM: Why I Left Teaching
- Letters
- TopSchoolJobs Recruitment Marketplace
- LAURA OVERDECK, ARTHUR LEVINE, & CHRISTOPHER DAGGETT: Rethinking Teacher Compensation

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]]>Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2012https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_test/index.phpTue, 14 Aug 2012 08:06:49 -0400https://ew.edweek.org/nxtbooks/epe/ew_test/index.phpYour digital edition of Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2012 is available now. Clicking on the Table of Contents will deliver you directly to that page of your issue. Thank you for reading!

- Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2012
- Table of Contents
- Latinos’ School Success: A Work in Progress
- A ‘Demographic Imperative’: Raising Latinos’ Achievement
- Mexico
- Immigration Law Casts Shadow Over Schooling in Alabama
- Puerto Rico
- N.J. District Bucks the Trend, Draws Latinos to Preschools
- El Salvador
- College Remains Elusive Goal For Many Latino Students
- Dominican Republic
- Special Barriers Can Constrain Latinas’ Educational Progress
- Cuba
- Miami-Dade Educators’ Advice to Districts: Embrace Diversity
- Guatemala
- Graduation Rate Keeps Climbing; Strong Gains for Latino Students
- Graduation in the United States
- As New Federal Rules Kick In On Graduation Rates, States Change Their Calculations
- A Focus on Latinos
- Graduation Policies For the Class of 2012
- Sources and Notes

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- Diplomas Count - Issue 34, 2012
- Table of Contents
- Latinos’ School Success: A Work in Progress
- A ‘Demographic Imperative’: Raising Latinos’ Achievement
- Mexico
- Immigration Law Casts Shadow Over Schooling in Alabama
- Puerto Rico
- N.J. District Bucks the Trend, Draws Latinos to Preschools
- El Salvador
- College Remains Elusive Goal For Many Latino Students
- Dominican Republic
- Special Barriers Can Constrain Latinas’ Educational Progress
- Cuba
- Miami-Dade Educators’ Advice to Districts: Embrace Diversity
- Guatemala
- Graduation Rate Keeps Climbing; Strong Gains for Latino Students
- Graduation in the United States
- As New Federal Rules Kick In On Graduation Rates, States Change Their Calculations
- A Focus on Latinos
- Graduation Policies For the Class of 2012
- Sources and Notes

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