The Exchange: Edition 2
Please enjoy the second edition of our quarterly LSX newsletter, The Exchange: Translating Science for Learning.
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Big ideas, bold solutions. Explore the latest research, analysis, and policy insights from our experts.
A local fix and national model: New Orleans aims to fix child care
LSX Fellow Emmy O'Dwyer highlights a millage in New Orleans that, if passed, will increase access to child care and wraparound services.
Beyond Deficit: Shifting Mindsets on English Learner Accountability
Accountability and assessment policies were not created with ELs in mind, but excluding them hurts students and teachers in need of support.
International Law and Norms in Ukraine: New America Experts Respond
New America’s experts are tracking the harmful effects of Russia's war in Ukraine for civilians, and the international community’s response.
In Delaware, Building a Youth Apprenticeship Data System Means Looking to the Future
Early Alert Systems: Why the Personal Touch is Key
With limitations to in-person instruction, faculty now rely more on technology to keep students engaged.
Ten Take-Aways from the New Government Funding Package
Today, President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022 into law.
The Telehealth Transformation: An Opportunity to Improve Mental Health Care for Students in Rural Areas
Mississippi is one state using telehealth to meet the needs of its students
Will Federal Regulations Ban Transcript Withholding?
College transcript withholding is getting increasing attention, new proposals would ban the practice at most colleges
Community Colleges Can Play a Critical Role in Apprenticeship Expansion
By serving as apprenticeship intermediaries, community colleges can create affordable, equitable pathways into a wider range of industries.
Stronger Mathematics Curricula for Early Learners – It Just Adds Up
Study offers hope for developing pre-K curricula that provide strong math content knowledge for young children
