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For new teachers, the first few years on the job can present a steep learning curve. And the students who need the most experienced teachers often don’t get them

How are districts, state departments of education, and policymakers responding to the push to improve teacher performance and student outcomes?

Corey Drake, Michigan State University College of Education, presented her insight and programs from MSU at EWA’s 2014 Seminar on Teaching.

Decades of research suggest that some types of arts education can lead to academic improvements

Who deserves money for college more: students whose test scores and grades qualify them for “merit aid” or students with greater financial need who might be unable to afford college otherwise?

EWA’s Emily Richmond and Mikhail Zinshteyn speak with Annie Gilbertson of KPCC, Southern California’s NPR affiliate, about her investigation into the Los Angeles Unified School District’s $1.2 billion investment in classroom technology