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Student Learning Pods — From Crisis Response to Sustainable Solution?
Alice Opalka
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Mike Antonucci
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Laura Waters
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Financial Numbers Show How Top Union Was Affected By Janus Verdict, #RedforEd
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Janus v. AFSCME
Kagan’s Fiery Dissent Says Supreme Court Majority Creates ‘Problem of Nightmarish Proportions’ for Nation’s Public Unions
Andrew Brownstein
June 27, 2018
Union Report
Analysis: NEA Membership Rises In Agency Fee States Where Janus Decision Would Hurt Most, Down Elsewhere
Mike Antonucci
June 26, 2018
Analysis
How Schools & Philanthropists Are Joining Forces to Fight Back Against Fake News: Inside the Renewed Push for Social Studies, Media Literacy, Civic Engagement
Kevin Mahnken
June 25, 2018
Analysis
At DeKalb PATH Academy, an Oasis for Refugees and Immigrants: How One Atlanta School Has Created a Community Around Students Learning English for the First Time
Conor Williams
June 12, 2018
Janus v. AFSCME
Labor in the Age of Janus: 6 Things to Keep in Mind About American Unions on the Eve of a Pivotal Supreme Court Ruling
David Cantor
June 12, 2018
Analysis
74 Analysis Shows Girls Already Outperform Boys at NYC’s Elite Schools Amid Fear That Opening Up Admissions Would Water Down Quality
David Cantor
June 12, 2018
Union Report
The California Teachers Association Slashes Budget by More Than $20 Million Ahead of Janus Supreme Court Ruling, Expects to Lose 23,000 Members
Mike Antonucci
June 11, 2018
Analysis
Investigation: In NYC School Where a Teenager Was Killed, Students & Educators Say Lax Discipline Led to Bullying, Chaos, and Death
Max Eden
June 11, 2018
Building Integrated Classrooms
Regifted: The First 7 Questions to Ask About Mayor de Blasio’s Ambitious Plan to Integrate New York City’s Specialized High Schools
David Cantor
June 5, 2018
Analysis
Analysis — Beyond Achievement Gaps, a ‘Relationship Gap’: It’s Not Just What Students Know, It’s Whom They Know That Enables Them to Succeed
Julia Freeland Fisher
June 4, 2018
Analysis
Langhorne: Independence, Assertiveness, Ability to Correct Others — Behavioral Traits of Top-Performing Teachers
Emily Langhorne
June 4, 2018
Analysis
Sahm: 82% of Success Academy Special-Needs Students Are Proficient in Math, 60% in English. A Look at What the Network Does — and How
Charles Sahm
May 30, 2018
Union Report
Antonucci: What If the Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Teachers Unions in the Janus Case?
Mike Antonucci
May 30, 2018
#EDlection2018
Predicting the Next Wave of Teacher Strikes: Experts See a Whole New Round of Walkouts Come Fall, and a Possible Key Wedge Issue Come Election Night
Kevin Mahnken
May 29, 2018
Analysis
Analysis: Through Co-Teaching, Team Teaching, and Collaboration, These Pioneering Schools Are Rethinking How to Best Deliver Personalized Learning for Students
Thomas Arnett & Bryan C. Hassel
May 28, 2018
Analysis
Intentionally Diverse Charter Schools: In Denver, Students From Varied Backgrounds Prepare for One Bright Future, Together
Kimberly Quick
May 22, 2018
Analysis
Intentionally Diverse Charter Schools: At Citizens of the World, Community Engagement and Students’ Own Backgrounds Are the Foundation for Academic Success
Halley Potter
May 21, 2018
Union Report
Exclusive: Ahead of a Key Supreme Court Decision, America’s Largest Teachers Union Slashes Budget by $50 Million, Projects That 300,000 Members May Leave
Mike Antonucci
May 21, 2018
Analysis
Aldeman: Yes, Average Teacher Salaries Are Down. But Many Individual Teachers Are Doing Just Fine
Chad Aldeman
May 18, 2018
Analysis
Intentionally Diverse Charter Schools: Rhode Island’s Blackstone Valley Prep Spans Race and Class, With a Strong College Focus
Amy Zimmer
May 18, 2018
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