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PISA 2018: Leaning into the economic headwinds
The latest PISA results largely mirror the findings from NAEP: America’s scores are mostly flat, with some widening of gaps between our high and low performers in reading and math because the higher achieving students are making progress while their less accomplished peers aren’t. America’s standing also improved because some of the highest-achieving countries lost ground. Here are five big takeaways.

The states that are swimming against the NAEP tides

Driving learning for all students: A framework for Multi-Tiered Systems of Support

The best way to help students who are several grade levels behind is to do a better job of following their progress, or lack of it, in the long term

Closing student achievement gaps requires both rigorous grade-level work and personalized learning

Why hiring more veterans as teachers would benefit them, our communities, and our children

2019 WONKATHON RUNNER-UP: Teachers and curricula aren’t enough for below-grade-level students. They also require scalable strategies tailored to their needs.

Fostering teacher quality and expertise is the best way to help students who are several grade levels behind

NAEP 2019: The terrible impact of the Great Recession

To ensure success for all students, state assessment makers must be learners, too

If we want to accelerate student learning, we need to redesign the school day

Parent communication, not data, is the problem when it comes to below-grade-level students

Engaging families, early and often, is the best way to help students who are several grade levels behind
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