Philly’s prodigal son: The making — and near breaking — of a Black male teacher August 15, 2021... Read more about Philly’s prodigal son: The making — and near breaking — of a Black male teacher
Mentorship program aims to ease high school-college transition to deter students from not going August 10, 2021... Read more about Mentorship program aims to ease high school-college transition to deter students from not going
Ohio schools address 'exponential increase' in educational setbacks from COVID-19 remote learning July 7, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — K-12 public schools in Ohio are addressing learning gaps from the pandemic’s disruption to education, hopeful that opportunities for more normal in-person instruction will help students who’ve fallen behind get back on track.... Read more about Ohio schools address 'exponential increase' in educational setbacks from COVID-19 remote learning
How We Can Identify What Students Need to Catch Up on Learning April 27, 2021 Start with transparency, data collection, and collaboration ... Read more about How We Can Identify What Students Need to Catch Up on Learning
After 30 years of reforms to improve math instruction, reasons for hope and dismay February 4, 2021... Read more about After 30 years of reforms to improve math instruction, reasons for hope and dismay
New Partnerships to Stem COVID Learning Loss: School districts and tutoring providers explore outcomes-based contracting in K-12 math education February 1, 2021... Read more about New Partnerships to Stem COVID Learning Loss: School districts and tutoring providers explore outcomes-based contracting in K-12 math education
From Pasco to St. Paul, how to target kids for success, not crime December 15, 2020 Big data can be used for good, not bad. Here’s how, writes a Harvard specialist.... Read more about From Pasco to St. Paul, how to target kids for success, not crime
Bringing Together the Brightest Minds in Education December 7, 2020 CEPR Faculty Director, Tom Kane, invited to join Yidan Prize Foundation’s international Council of Luminaries... Read more about Bringing Together the Brightest Minds in Education
The Needs of Students and Educators Should Guide Our Use of New Classroom Technologies September 4, 2020Since the start of the pandemic it’s become common to suggest that education will have to adapt to a “new normal,” with increased use of online platforms. But private tech firms risk having an oversized say in what the “new normal” is — ignoring the needs expressed by teachers and learners themselves.... Read more about The Needs of Students and Educators Should Guide Our Use of New Classroom Technologies
Not All Parents Can Be At-Home Teachers This Fall. Principals Must Be Prepared Either Way August 21, 2020 Students need more support at home. Parents do, too.... Read more about Not All Parents Can Be At-Home Teachers This Fall. Principals Must Be Prepared Either Way
