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Curriculum & Instruction

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The AP quandary and how to resolve it

Chester E. Finn, Jr., Michael J. Petrilli 11.5.2026
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The civic importance of loyal opposition

Walter Parker 11.5.2026
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Do phone bans help students?

Kennedy Sundberg 11.5.2026
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Nikole Hannah-Jones blames segregation. A parent who was there blames a system that stopped expecting anything of children.

Linda Quarles 10.30.2026
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Data science shouldn’t be confined to the math classroom

Kristi Ramey 10.30.2026
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What other states can learn from Alabama’s literacy gains

Meredith Coffey, Ph.D., David Griffith, Ph.D. 10.29.2026
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Are American schools really resegregating?

Chad Aldeman 10.29.2026
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Positive signs of post-Covid academic recovery

Jeff Murray 10.29.2026
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How Alabama turned the page on reading achievement | Episode 1040 of The Education Gadfly Show

Liana Loewus, Michael J. Petrilli, David Griffith, Ph.D., Amber M. Northern, Ph.D. 10.28.2026
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Studying the Southern Surge: How Alabama Beat the Odds in Reading

Liana Loewus 10.28.2026
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Finding the good and the bad in CUNY’s student support program after 14 years

Jeff Murray 10.22.2026
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How philanthropy could reinvent math instruction

Chad Aldeman 10.16.2026
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