5 Questions about the Education Implications of the 2016 Elections
Here are some of our top questions—questions we hope reporters and education leaders will also be asking Trump and elected leaders.
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Early Math Skills Crucial to Children’s Learning
But most classrooms and teachers underprepared to teach math well, according to Transforming the Workforce report
From Civic Engagement to Civic Education
In California, younger citizens are trying to get the right to vote. Granting it to them might be a boon to civic education more broadly.
How the Science of Child Development Can be Leveraged to Strengthen the Child Welfare System
The Center on the Developing Child has released a new report on the implications of development science for child welfare policy & practice.
New America, Old America, and Holding the Ground for Multilingual Learners
Even in difficult political times, dual language learners are making progress in some states.
Rebuilding our Civic Muscles
Feeling down in the dumps? Here are three steps you can take today to fight for the things that matter.
Rebuilding our Civic Muscles
Feeling down in the dumps? Here are three steps you can take today to fight for the things that matter.
Stop Beating up on Journalism. Let’s Revive It.
Local news is more important than ever. It's time to renew our commitment to it.
The Workweek: Nov. 17, 2016
Highlights from the week's latest research, news, and perspectives around the labor market.
When War Becomes an Easy Decision
Tom Donahue’s documentary raises difficult questions about the struggles of veterans after war and the decisions of a country before war.
Worried About Trump? Learn From Latin American Resilience
The rise of Trump is easy to comprehend for people in Latin America—thanks to decades of unpredictable politics and economics.
How Trump Will Try to End Political Correctness
Donald Trump hates political correctness. He could try to end it, at least on college campuses.
LEAP-ing from Legislation to Implementation for Minnesota’s Dual Language Learners
New paper explores the successes and challenges of Minnesota's recent DLL reforms.
Reaffirming Our Principles
In the aftermath of natural or man-made disaster, the political, social, and economic calamities
Teacher Shortage? Depends Who You Ask
Report projects shortage but critics point to a more nuanced picture of the teaching workforce