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Leading from the Middle in Times of Crisis

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Redesigning the “Debt” Paradigm

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Disparities by Geography: The Rural Urban Divide of Student Debt

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The Black Student Debt Crisis

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The Problem with Student Debt

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Student Debt is a Civil Rights Issue

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The Student Debt Crisis Center

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What Does ‘Evidence-Based’ Really Mean?

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Race, Absenteeism, and Juvenile Court Involvement

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The Growth of Teacher-Powered Schools

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School Closure Timing and COVID-19 Spread

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COVID-19 and Early Childhood Education: Evidence from Boston

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The Educational Legacy of Redlining

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Why Do Black Math Teachers Consider Leaving the Profession?

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Teacher Stress and Burnout in the Wake of COVID-19

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Student Interrupted: Research-Backed Recommendations for Post-COVID Support

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Study Finds 'Breakfast After the Bell' Can Improve Attendance

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Crowdfunding Education

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Identifying and Producing Effective Teachers

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Does Special Education Improve Student Outcomes?

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Educational Leadership in Challenging Times

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What Explains the Race Gap in Teacher Performance Ratings?

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Remote Learning and Parental Mental Health

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How Are Students Performing in the Wake of COVID-19?

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Education in Uncertain Times: A Research-Backed Guide

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Affordable Housing and School Segregation

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Searching: How Families Sought Educational Support in the Wake of COVID-19

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The Nation's Troubling Report Card

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The Potential Cost and Impact of Biden's Free College Plan

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New Research Offers Recommendations for Effective SEL Partnerships

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College Enrollment Declines in the Wake of COVID-19

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Pedro Noguera: Structural Racism and the Urban Geography of Education

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Robert Sternberg: The Power of 'Adaptive Intelligence'

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Nudging, Chatbots and Student Outreach in Higher Education

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The Big Business of School Lunch

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How Are Governors Spending Their Coronavirus Education Aid?

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Study Links Community College Bachelor's Programs to Declines in For-Profit Enrollment

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Racial Attitudes, Teacher Bias and Student Outcomes

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Pennsylvania Child Care

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Are Smartphones Hurting College Students' Grades? Findings from an 11-Year Study

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Education Research in the Wake of COVID-19

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District and Charter Leaders Share Promising Strategies in the Wake of COVID-19

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Preschool Student Experiences in the Wake of COVID-19

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Research-Backed Strategies to Address Student Learning Loss

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The Prospect of Reopening Schools

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Study: Some Students Lose Nearly All Academic Gains During Summer

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Teacher Experiences and Working Conditions in the Wake of COVID-19

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Many Districts ‘Left Learning to Chance’ During Closures, Study Finds

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School Funding in the Wake of COVID-19

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School Reopenings: Lessons from Home and Abroad

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Could Large-Scale Tutoring Address COVID-Related Learning Loss?

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Researched-Backed Strategies for Effective Blended Learning

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Study: Black and Latino Students More Likely to Experience 'Math Traps'

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Ideology and Instruction: How Teachers Perceive News Sources

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Pediatricians Release Planning Guidance for School Reopenings

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Engagement, Access and Morale: How Are Students Responding to Extended School Closures?

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Study: Disadvantaged Families Less Likely to Apply for Universal Pre-K

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Will School Closures Lead to a 'COVID-19 Slide'?

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Teacher Coaching in a Simulated Environment

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Categorical Inequality: The Persistence of Racial Gaps in Education

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Science, Engineering and ‘The Cat in the Hat’: Can Videos and Games Improve Early Learning?

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Research-Backed Strategies for Meaningful Online Learning

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Teaching and Learning at Home: Lessons from Research on Homeschooling

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Opportunity for All: A Research-Backed Framework for Quality and Equality in Education

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The Hidden Costs of Teacher Turnover

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Can Same-Race Teachers Boost Parental Engagement in Head Start?

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Do GPAs and ACT Scores Predict College Completion?

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Examining the Impacts of the NYC Community Schools Initiative

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Understanding the Cost of College

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College Bound: Examining the Impacts of Dual-Credit Courses

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Study Questions Reliability of edTPA Performance Assessment System

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Race, Gender and Implicit Teacher Bias

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Gentrification and Declining Enrollment in Urban Neighborhood Schools

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The Influence of Executive Function on Elementary Reading Comprehension

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Misplaced: The Accuracy and Limitations of College Readiness Indicators

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Can Childcare Subsidies Influence Future Academic Performance?

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Coherence and Alignment: Examining Decades of Research into Systemic Education Reform

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Money and Merit: Are Advantaged Students More Likely to Be 'Gifted'?

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The Growing Burden of Graduate Student Debt

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Study: Offering Bachelor's Degrees Can Lead to Tuition Increases at Community Colleges

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Networks for School Improvement: Evidence-Backed Lessons for Leaders, Managers and Practitioners

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Demands, Resources and Turnover: A Decade of Research into Teacher Stress

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James Heckman: A Quality Pre-K Experience Can Impact Generations

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The Educational Toll of the Great Recession

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Can Full-Day Pre-K Improve Kindergarten Readiness?

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Study: Secessions Have Increased Segregation Between Southern Districts

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The Impacts of Immigration Enforcement on the Nation's Schools

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Can New Screening Systems Identify Better Teaching Candidates?

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Mind the Gaps: How Teachers, Principals, and Districts Experience Standards-Based Reform

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Study: Quality of Head Start Centers Can Vary By Classroom

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Study Finds Promise in Online ‘Growth Mindset’ Intervention

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How Do Teachers Define College Readiness?

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‘Principal Pipelines’ Can Boost Achievement and Reduce Turnover

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Can Test Metadata Help Schools Measure Social-Emotional Learning?

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The AP Frontier: Offering Advanced Courses in Less-Resourced Schools

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Free Pre-K: How Cities are Growing and Funding High Quality Programs

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Born to Win, Schooled to Lose

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The Role of Race in Special Education Identification

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The Unintended Consequences of Performance-Based Funding

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Teacher Demoralization and ‘De-Professionalization’ in the NCLB Era