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COLUMN: Scientific evidence on how to teach writing is slim
14 high-quality studies of writing instruction point to "exciting, social and noisy" classrooms
OPINION: Separating ‘gifted’ children hasn’t led to better achievement
The inherent dangers in telling students that their abilities are fixed
Mississippi made the biggest leap in national test scores this year. Is this controversial law the reason why?
Education officials credit efforts an increased focus on childhood literacy, including a controversial retention policy, for the academic gains.
U.S. education achievement slides backwards
Substantial decrease in reading scores among the nation's eighth graders
OPINION: More Latinx students gain diplomas on time thanks to ‘early college’
The next step? Legislative support to scale nationwide opportunities
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COLUMN: Some evidence for the importance of teaching black culture to black students
A separate class for black boys led to improvements in dropout rates, study finds
OPINION: How ‘juvenile-justice’ schools harm one group in particular: Native American youth
States should increase communication and collaboration with local tribes to ensure culturally relevant programming
A school district wades through a deluge of social-emotional curricula to find one that works
Concern about the quality of social-emotional programs is rising — but one Virginia school sees academic success by focusing on students’ emotional wellbeing