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Learning Recovery: Getting It to Work
Academic recovery is hard. See how some districts are pulling it off in this special report.
Tutoring Can Be Costly. Here’s How to Make It Cost-Effective
As a federal funding cutoff looms, some districts are finding ways to make intensive tutoring sustainable.
3rd Grade Reading Retention: Why the Research Is Complicated
Retention laws are common—about half of the states in the country have a policy. They’re also controversial.
Educators Want to Connect With Colleagues. Learning Networks Offer That Opportunity (Opinion)
Educators need to up their learning, as well as connect with colleagues near and far. Here’s how one group made that happen.
Quiz Yourself: What Do You Know About Learning Recovery?
Evidence is building about the most effective ways to boost learning. Test yourself on what works—and what doesn’t.
Researchers Find Need for More High Quality, Culturally Relevant Curriculum
A new report from The Education Trust examines the limited complexity of representation in children’s books deemed to be high quality.
New Teachers Need Strong Mentors. Two Pros Offer Tips
A discussion of 8 essential elements for setting up and sustaining a mentorship program for new teachers.
Academic Recovery: Terms to Know
A primer on what educators should know about the most common interventions for academic recovery.
The Right’s Attempted Extermination Campaign of Queer People Is Textbook Fascism
Donald Trump talks to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, during a visit to Lake Okeechobee and Herbert Hoover Dike at Canal Point, Fla., March 29, 2019. (Manuel Balce Ceneta / AP Photo) EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared at TomDispatch.com. To stay on top of important articles like these, sign up to receive the latest updates from …
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