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air quality in classrooms

COLUMN: The learning effect of air quality in classrooms

A growing body of new research indicates that pollution and heat impair learning

Columnists

by  Jill Barshay  – January 20, 2020

Wonderful College Prep Academy

Privilege for the poor: Farming giant gives back — to its workers’ children

The billionaires behind a health food conglomerate built a school to help the farmworkers they employ embrace kale and college

High School Reform

by Alfonso Serrano  – January 18, 2020

Wonderful College Prep Academy

Privilegio para los necesitados: Gigante de la industria agrícola retribuye a la sociedad brindando apoyo a los hijos de sus trabajadores

Los multimillonarios detrás de un conglomerado de comida saludable fundaron una escuela para ayudar a los trabajadores agrícolas de su empresa a celebrar la col rizada y la universidad

Hechinger en Español

by Alfonso Serrano  – January 18, 2020

Rural Education

Rural disaffection has helped to drive the nation’s politics. Yet little attention has been paid to the role of education in this. We examine rural K-12 and higher education through the stories of rural schools and students.
university research

Think universities are making lots of money from inventions? Think again

Some institutions are working to improve weak returns from licensing and patents

Universities, Inc.

by Jon Marcus  – January 17, 2020

social mobility

Universities that boost the poorest students to wealth are becoming harder to afford

Stony Brook University has lifted many students from poverty to the highest income brackets, but access to the school is shrinking as tuition rises

Divided We Learn

by Matt Krupnick  – January 17, 2020

OPINION: Youth of color and young women use social media the most, so why are most digital technology developers white men?

When differences are sidelined

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by  Melissa Brough  and  Ioana Literat  – January 16, 2020

innovative school

She gave up on public schools that rejected her bold ideas a decade ago. Now she’s back.

The Acera School’s founder now has evidence that her ideas work for kids, and she’s bringing her model to an urban district

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by  Tara García Mathewson  – January 15, 2020

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STUDENT VOICE: Don’t call me ‘Indian’ — A line of strong Ojibwe women inspired my journey to college

A Yale student gets real about the importance of recognizing indigenous identity

News

by  Meghanlata Gupta  – January 14, 2020

teaching the scientific method

COLUMN: A study on teaching critical thinking in science

Teaching the scientific method yields large learning gains but not as a standalone unit

Columnists

by  Jill Barshay  – January 13, 2020

OPINION: Marching band sets the right tempo for many special-needs kids

Exercise, dance, music, rigor — and healing

Arts Education

by  Laura McKenna  – January 13, 2020

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