Tag: education customization

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Every waitlist is a policy failure

Harvard professor Roland Fryer took to the pages of the Wall Street Journal recently to urge lawmakers and advocates to reinvigorate the drive to Milton Friedman’s vision of a dynamic demand-drive K-12 system: Today’s school-choice ecosystem, which one might refer to as “market lite,” has helped thousands of families. But... READ MORE
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Clickbait versus innovative therapy
Last week, I watched a panel hosted by Harvard University...
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Hybrid schools and ESAs: In theory, a perfect pairing; in practice, a work in progress
The Covid-19 pandemic exposed a contradiction. On one hand, remote...
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Study suggests best way to teach might depend on the subject
  Editor’s note: This post was originally published in the...
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Report: Parents say learning should be part of everything, everywhere, all at once
Consulting firm Tyton Partners, in collaboration with the Walton Family...
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New Hampshire’s Learn Everywhere program creates wins for families, teachers, schools, communities
Editor’s note: For a list of frequently asked questions about...
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Emerging market in public education is a good thing
Words such as voucher, privatization, profit and corporation are often...
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A new tool for school choice – Matthew Ladner, podcastED
Call them Vouchers 2.0. In the age of customization, researcher...
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Khan Academy partners with private school choice in Florida
A few months ago, 13-year-old ninth-grader Giovanni Munnerlyn was in a...
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Education factions battle at the DNC
The battle for the soul of the Democratic Party, at...
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