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Supporting English Learners’ Number Sense Abilities in Kindergarten
The NCAA’s APR Eliminates HBCUs from March Madness
The NCAA's APR disproportionately eliminates institutions, that primarily serve students of color, from participating in March Madness.
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2019 State of the State Addresses on Early Care and Education
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A Texas Legislative Session Without an Abortion Fight? Unlikely.
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OTI welcomes the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ opinion in Hately v. Watts that upholds privacy protections for online content.
How Do We Move Beyond ‘Proxy’ Paralysis?
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How Jeff Bezos Can Make Good on the Promise of Montessori Schools
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Voices From the Social Safety Net
Technology both delivers benefits and lets recipients advocate for themselves.
Jeff Goodell on Sea Level Rise, Antarctica, and Climate Change
New America 2016 Fellow Jeff Goodell spoke about his book The Water Will Come.
