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Curriculum & Instruction
How districts and schools can make the most of course access
The potential for customization is no bull. Kevin Mahnken
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Charter Schools, Curriculum & Instruction
The resurgence of urban Catholic education?
For years, I worried that I was auditioning to be the Edward Gibbon of urban Catholic schooling, chronicling the decline and fall of an invaluable, sprawling institution.
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Charter Schools, Curriculum & Instruction
Partnership schools: The hundred-year-old start-ups
Let’s not break those things about Catholic schools that make them effective. Kathleen Porter Magee
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Curriculum & Instruction
Career technical education and labor market outcomes
CTE works, but some programs are better than others. James White
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Curriculum & Instruction
The effectiveness of instructional practices for first-grade math
Step one: Teach the math. Step two: Have the students practice it. Step three: There is no step three. Amber M. Northern, Ph.D.
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Curriculum & Instruction
Creative schools
More of the same nonsense from TED talk superstar Sir Ken Robinson. Robert Pondiscio
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Charter Schools, Curriculum & Instruction
The case for career-focused charter schools
A great way to get kids knowledge, skills, credentials, and work experience. Robert Schwartz
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Charter Schools, Curriculum & Instruction
Faith, hope, and hard work: Reflections on Year One of Partnership Schools
June marked the end of my first year as superintendent of Partnership Schools, a nonprofit school management organization that (thanks to an historic agreement with the Archdiocese of New York) was granted broad authority to manage and operate six K–8 urban Catholic schools.
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Curriculum & Instruction
Tapas-style curriculum
Editor's note: This post originally appeared in a slightly different form at the Core Knowledge Blog.
