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Miriam Kurtzig Freedman 11.25.2025
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How transparency in national education statistics can improve learning options
Dan Lips 11.24.2025
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What classical charters offer the school choice movement
Daniel Buck 11.21.2025
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In the era of ESAs, who’s watching homeschooling?
Elainah Elkins, Jill Hoppe 11.21.2025
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Why teacher salaries are stagnant
Aaron Garth Smith, Jordan Campbell 11.20.2025
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A “zero-based budgeting” approach for course requirements in the age of AI
Michael J. Petrilli 11.20.2025
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Going back to Obama’s education policies would be a mistake
Chad Aldeman 11.20.2025
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50 years of special education in the U.S.: Where we are now—the good, the bad, and the need for a new law
Miriam Kurtzig Freedman 11.18.2025
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If we want the science of reading to work, we have to start before kindergarten
Amanda Rutter 11.14.2025
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Connecting intervention and core curriculum: Why coherence matters and how to achieve it
Louise Baigelman, Shira Engel 11.14.2025
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Reading laws aren’t enough: How states can turn policy into progress
David Wakelyn 11.14.2025
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