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As the Education Department Is Dismantled, Who Protects the Right to Learn?

Lhamon and Young: Moving special education services and civil rights complaints to other federal agencies weakens protections for students.

Catherine Lhamon & Michelle D. Young
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AI-Powered Instruction Needs Precision. Right Now, It’s Not Even Close

Minnich: A study tested whether 4 large language models could accurately measure the difficulty of 1,807 passages. The results were all over the map.

Chris Minnich
Author: Chris Minnich
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10 Potentially Uncomfortable Interview Questions For School Leaders

Educator鈥檚 View: What happens when a retiring curmudgeon is invited to sit on the new principal hiring committee?

Richard Ullman
Author: Richard Ullman
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Democracy Can Start With a Class Pet

Medrano and Crawford: The arrival of a guinea pig in the classroom taught 6- and 7-year-olds an important lesson about civic engagement.

Jenifer Crawford & Robert Medrano
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Chris Cerf: Tossing Aside the 鈥楻eform鈥� Label in Education Reform Must Not Mean Anything Goes

Chris Cerf
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Allen: I Lived the Struggle of Black Boys in Special Education, Which Is Why I Decided to Return to the Classroom

Jason B. Allen
Denver

Bridich & Lewis: Denver Is Harming New Charter and Innovation Schools in 3 Important Ways. The New Superintendent Must Do Better

Sarah Bridich & Tony Lewis
Future of Work

Horn & Counselman: Why States Should Break the College-Degree Stranglehold and Make Jobs Available to All Qualified Applicants

Michael B. Horn & Gunnar Counselman
Future of Work

Deeds: What an 鈥楨ntrepreneurial Mindset鈥� Means for K-12 Education and the Skills Students Must Learn Before Entering the World of Work

Donna Deeds
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A Plaintiff Reflects: Why I Joined a Lawsuit Over My Son鈥檚 Pre-K Program 鈥� and Why I鈥檓 Thankful for the Courts That Made 鈥楶re-K for All鈥� a NYC Reality

Susana Taveras
Colorado

Mascare帽az: Why Susana Cordova Is the Right Pick to Lead Denver’s Schools Into the Next Chapter

Landon Mascare帽az
Opinion

Robin Lake: Don鈥檛 Call Me an Education Reformer 鈥� I Don鈥檛 Know What That Means Anymore. I Do Know We Must Keep Evolving to Improve Schools

Robin Lake
Future of Work

Gandal: Not All Industry Credentials Are Created Equal. Here Are 4 Steps for Figuring Out Which Are the Best for Student Success

Matt Gandal
Opinion

King: College Attainment Is Hard 鈥� Especially for the Most Disadvantaged 鈥� but Not Pursuing a Degree Is Far Worse

Tim King
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El-Mekki: Just 2% of U.S. Teachers Are Black Males, but at National Convening We Come Together as a Powerful Force for Change

Sharif El-Mekki
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Barnes: Indianapolis Consolidated Everything But Its Schools 鈥� Leaving 11 Different Districts Where Black Children Are Often Left Behind

Shawnta Barnes
Opinion

Kress: Without Standards and Accountability, There Can Be No Innovation, Personalization, Flexibility 鈥� or Education Reform

Sandy Kress
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Pierce: Local Control of Schools Is Historically and Politically Important in Black Communities. State Takeovers Disempower Them

Raymond Pierce
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Pondiscio: It鈥檚 Time to End the Testing Culture in America鈥檚 Schools 鈥� and Start Playing the Long Game to Produce Better Life Outcomes for At-Risk Kids

Robert Pondiscio
Opinion

Jones Unger: My Father Didn鈥檛 Want Me to Be a Teacher. I Defied Him 鈥� and It Was the Best Decision I Ever Made

Kristen Jones Unger
Opinion

Dynarski: When Done Right, Standardized Tests Really Do Reflect What a Student Knows

Mark Dynarski
Opinion

Broy: Chicago鈥檚 Teachers Union Is Claiming the Role of Advocate for Charter School Educators. It鈥檚 Really Just a Bait-and-Switch

Andrew Broy
Opinion

Williams: Just as Florida Should Be Embracing Its Vibrant Immigrant Community, Its New Education Plan Is Set to Make Life Harder for Students Learning English

Conor P. Williams
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Starke: November Is Family Literacy Month. Here鈥檚 How Schools and Parents Can Work Together to Help Kids Become Successful Readers

Kathryn Starke
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