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#127 Teachers Are Being Tested Like Never Before

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#126 What Ever Happened to the Public Good?

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#125 What the Pandemic Has Meant for Special Education

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#124 Confronting the Backlash

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#123 Schooling the Workforce

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#122 A Mind at Work: Remembering Mike Rose

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#121 History Test: the Tangled Roots of Standardized Testing

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#120 How Pronouns Became Landmines: The Conservative War on Trans Youth

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#119 The Impact of HBCU-Trained Teachers on Black Student Achievement

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#118 Democracy and Public Education: A Future in Peril

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#117 College Behind Bars: the Case for Higher Education in Prison

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#116 Not Your Parents’ School Desegregation

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#115 Long, Hot Education Summer

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#114 Where Communities Go to College

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#113 The K-12 Culture Wars

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#112 The Case for Elected School Boards

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#111 State of Siege: What the Free State Project Means for New Hampshire’s Public Schools

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#110 Failure to Disrupt. Again

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#109 What They've Lost

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#108 Kids as Customers

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#107 Learning to Earn

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#106 School Rankings, Ratings, and Wrongdoing

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#105 Reopening a Can of Worms

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#104 A New Secretary for the Department of Education

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#103 Reaganland: Public Education and America’s Right Turn

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#102: Politics in the Zoom Room

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#101 Merchants of Doubt

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#100 A Wolf at the Schoolhouse Door

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#99 There’s No Democracy without Public Education

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#98: The Rich and the Rest

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#97 How Centrist Democrats Paved the Way for Betsy DeVos

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#96 Mind the Gap: Why It’s Time to Stop Talking about the Achievement Gap

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#95 Contract Talk: New Research on Teachers Unions

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#94 Pandemic Pods: Parents, Privilege, Power and Politics

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#93: Making the Grade

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#92: Is it Time to Cancel Teach Like a Champion?

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#91 Arrested Development: How Police Ended Up in Schools

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#90 Mail Order Schools: the Past and Present of Distance Learning

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#89 States of Shock: the Coming Budget Calamity

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#88 The Right to Read

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#87 Access Denied: Why Don't We Have Internet for All?

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#86‌ ‌‌You’ve‌ ‌Got‌ ‌Questions.‌ ‌We Have ‌Answers‌

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#85 Pandemic: School Closures Past, Present, Future

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#84 The Blame Game: 100 Years of Teacher Bashing

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#83 Don’t Mess with Texas’ Schools

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#82 Milton Friedman’s Day in Court

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#81 History Wars: How Politics Shape Textbooks

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#80 The Rural Schools Conundrum

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#79 The PISA Problem

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#78 Flip the Board: Denver and the Politics of School Reform

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#77 Equity in Theory, Privilege in Practice: Race and the Quest for "Good Schools"

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#76 Party Pivot: Why Democrats Are Rethinking School Choice

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#75 Storefront School: Excavating A Radical Education Experiment in Harlem

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#74 Kochland: Inside the Kochs' Vision for Public Education

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#73 Betsy DeVos: the Musical!

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#72 The Back to School Episode

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#71 Anatomy of a Charter School Fraud

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#70 The Case for Making College Free

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#69 Progressive Charter Schools vs. the Education Marketplace

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#68 Michigan’s School Choice Mess

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#67 White Homebuyers, Black Neighborhoods and the Future of Urban Schools

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#66 2020 Vision: Democratic Presidential Candidates and Education

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#65 What an Elite Private School Teaches about the Future of For-Profit Education

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#64 Different Strokes for Different Folks?

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#63 Unmaking the Ontario Model: Austerity Comes to Canada

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#62 Wild Wild West: Arizona’s Charter School Experiment

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#61 Selective Outrage: Revisiting the Atlanta School Cheating Scandal

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#60 The Rise of the “Portfolio” Model for Schools

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#59 University, Inc.: Capitalism, Philanthropy and Higher Education

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#58 The LA Teacher Strike: Back to the Future of Education Reform

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#57 These Education Stories Didn’t Get Enough Attention in 2018

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#56 The Farce of School Reform

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#55 Unreal Results in Education Research

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#54 Closing Time: In a Gentrifying City, Are Some Students Expendable?

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#53 The Zombie: Undying Attacks on Ed Schools

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#52: Teachers are Running for Office - And to Save Public Education

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#51 Win/Win: Why Billionaire Philanthropists are Bad at School Reform

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#50 On the Bus: What One City Can Teach Us About School Desegregation

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#49 Fast, Cheap and Out of Control: Selling Short Cuts in American Education

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#48 A Star-Powered Promise: LeBron Takes a Shot at School Reform

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#47 Janus and the Future of Teachers Unions

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#46 The Problem with Fear-Based School Reform

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#45 Why the Implosion of a Silicon Valley Startup is a Cautionary Tale for Education “Disruptors”

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#44 Life A La Carte: School Choice, Segregation and Gentrification in an Unequal City

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#43 Teaching Machines: The Dream of Automating the Teaching Profession Goes Way Back

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#42: Wisconsin Wakes Up: Signs of Spring in a Scorched-Earth State

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#41 Getting Fundamental: Do Americans Have a Right to Public Education?

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#40 Takeover: What's Behind the State Takeover of School Districts?

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#39 Education Research that “Counts”: the Rise of Quantitative Methodology

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#38: 55 Strong: Lessons from the West Virginia Teachers Strike

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#37: Am I Next? School Shootings and Student Protests

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#36 The Skills Trap

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#35 One Year In: Reflections on the DeVos Education Agenda

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#34: What Gets Taught at Voucher Schools?

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#33 Segrenomics: The Long History of Cashing In On Unequal Education

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#32 Class Dismissed: What the 2016 Election Revealed About the Limits of "College for All"

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#31 State of the Union: Charter School Teachers Are Organizing

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#30 Teaching Controversy is Controversial (And It Always Has Been)

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#29: What We Talk About When We Talk About the Corporate Education Agenda

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#28: How Closing Schools Undermines Democracy