Facial Recognition Technology Is the New Rogues’ Gallery
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Early voting in Texas started Tuesday, ahead of the headline-grabbing election days in Nevada and South Carolina.
The Socialist Roots of the Bagel
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Who’s Your President?
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Why Women’s Wages Are Catching Up to Men’s
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A Better Way to Judge Schools on Non-Need-Based Aid
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The Algorithms Behind Digital Advertising
OTI's new report explores how platforms use algorithmic tools to target and deliver ads.
What We Learned In PIT-UN’s First Year
Lessons learned from a year of working with universities around the country to promote public interest technology.
Perspectives on Leadership in Early Education: Getting Underneath Feelings of Incompetence
Report Highlights Challenges and Opportunities for PreK-3rd Alignment
A new report finds a great deal of variability in the progress made in PreK-3rd grade alignment among school districts in California
Key Takeaways from Early Edge California’s New Dual Language Learner Advocacy Videos
New video series highlights benefits of bilingual early education programs
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Empowering children with instruction that fills and prevents academic gaps is essential to building equitable education systems.
Forget the App, the Caucuses Were Always Broken
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