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When Baltimore County school officials wanted to move boundary lines in 2015, some parents predicted declining property values and voiced fears of sending their...
“One of the most demonstrative findings shows that students learn at different rates, and one size won’t fix all”, David Lubinski said....
Competitive colleges in the U.S. have an image problem: By many accounts, their student bodies are much whiter and richer than the general population...
The number of states in compliance with federal special education rules dropped from 38 to 15 after implementation of tougher regulations today, according to a ...
How does a school educate its special education students alongside kids who don’t have a disability? At Susan Gray School in Nashville, teachers and scholars ...
The education laws and policy decisions made in the state capitol might seem far removed from the realities of the schools you cover, but their impact hits much...
For decades teaching was considered a stable profession, with many individuals spending their entire careers at the front of the classroom. But the reality of a...
There’s been an explosion of interest in recent findings on the role of mindset and “grit” in student success. But along with this enthusiasm comes real c...
You’d think it would be clear when a teacher is absent from class, but the response to this week’s big report from the National Council on Teacher Quality h...
