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    Data and Discrimination
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    Report / In Depth

    Data and Discrimination

    In an edited collection published by the Open Technology Institute, researchers explore whether digital data is adding to discrimination.

    Seeta Peña Gangadharan

    Chaos for Dual Language Learners
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    Report / In Depth

    Chaos for Dual Language Learners

    Linguistic diversity is increasing among American K-12 students but policies for dual language learners aren’t keeping pace.

    Conor P. Williams

    Corruption in America
    Teachout Book

    Book / In Depth

    Corruption in America

    Corruption in America” shows that it is possible to establish and maintain governmental institutions that shield us from our worst instincts

    Zephyr Teachout

    Making the Hours Count
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    Report / In Depth

    Making the Hours Count

    Alexander Holt looks at how hours in Pre-K and Kindergarten are defined and ultimately how we can compare them across states.

    Alexander Holt

    Zero Marginal Cost
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    Report / In Depth

    Zero Marginal Cost

    New paper investigates consequences of Public Service Loan Forgiveness.

    Jason Delisle, Alexander Holt

    Common Core Goes To College
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    Report / In Depth

    Common Core Goes To College

    The widespread adoption of the Common Core standards and aligned assessments may help to bridge the gap between high school and higher ed.

    Lindsey Tepe

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