‘Unaccompanied Children’ Crisis Has Implications for Education Budget
One thing is becoming clear: Immigration may not be the only policy affected by unaccompanied children.
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Common Core Goes to College: Building Better Connections Between High School and Higher Education
Many of those within higher education were not involved in developing or endorsing the Common Core standards and assessments.
Head Start CARES: Boosting Social-Emotional Development
Large-scale pre-K programs can implement evidence-based strategies and improve social-emotional skills of pre-K students.
Using Digital Recording Devices to Encourage Talk with Children
Recent efforts to reduce the “word gap” between affluent and low-income families have garnered headlines and big bucks.
Recent NCES Reports
The National Center for Education Statistics has recently issued two reports, Out-of-Pocket Net Price for College and The Condition of Educa
Snapshot Report: Postsecondary Student Mobility Rate: 2011-2013
The 2013 Tuition Discounting Study
The tuition discount rate for first year students at private, non-profit, four-year institutions has increased to 44.8% for the 2012-2013 ac
The 2013 Tuition Discounting Study
Federal Action Lags Behind Public Opinion on Early Ed
A new bipartisan poll reveals that Americans overwhelmingly support government investment in early education.
No One is Watching Over the Student Loan Repo Man
This week, the Inspector General came out with a new report evaluating the Department’s oversight over the collection companies.
Storify: Moving Beyond Subprime Learning
Beyond Subprime Learning: Our Ideas for Accelerating Progress in Early Education
Our new report calls for policies that are aimed at improving the quality of interactions between teachers and children.
E-rate Reform: Making the Conversation (Wi-Fi) Accessible
Why shouldn’t public schools have Wi-Fi too?
Necessary but insufficient: current measures of college quality
Just how limited are these measures of college quality and in what ways can they speak at least somewhat to quality?