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Open Education Resources: Bursting the $8 Billion Bubble
While tremendously valuable, OER is often lost in the larger education conversation.
Untapped potential: Making the higher education market work for students and taxpayers
A recent paper published by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) argues for greater accountability for colleges and universities that rec
What’s the Secret Sauce for an Effective Head Start Program?
A recent report uncovers specific factors that might explain many of the disparities between Head Start programs across the country.
Financing Dual Language Learning: Here’s How it Works
The federal government, although it pitches in only $723 million, has taken on a growing role in educating DLLs through Title III.
Storify: Worthy Work, Still Unlivable Wages
A Cynical Game that College Admissions Offices Play
Raising the Cap: F.C.C. to Increase Broadband Funding in Schools
While the two may have clashed last week, President Obama and FCC Chairman Wheeler found common ground on E-rate reform.
When 2% is Not a “Radical Policy Shift”
Only in Washington, D.C. can a tiny change of emphasis be portrayed as a “radical policy shift.”
Worthy Work, Still Unlivable Wages
What’s changed? When it comes to earnings for child care teachers, there has been little improvement.
CCDBG Reauthorization Bill to Be Law of the Land
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a reauthorization bill for the Child Care & Development Block Grant, sending it to the president.
Promising Practices from Department of Defense Early Ed Programs
Although most child care workers experience economic instability, the DoD's child care and preschool program is a bright spot.
Improving Teacher Preparation Requires Less Tinkering, More Transformation
Alternative programs like these currently prepare (or will prepare) a tiny fraction of teachers nationally.
Toddlers and Screen Time: New Common-Sense, Science-Based Guidance
Do you let your babies and toddlers use screens?
Trends in State Financial Aid
A new report from Young Invincibles, A Federal Work Study Reform Agenda to Better Serve Low Income Students, highlights the new reality for