Tag: education reform

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Florida parents and educators may be building the education value networks of the future

  Despite calls for reform and waves of attempted transformation, key features of American schools have been remarkably stable for more than a century. Students spend six or so hours a day, five days a week, sitting in rows of desks with other children about the same age, receiving instruction... READ MORE
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Don’t double down on one-size-fits-all measurement
A surefire way to get heads nodding at an education...
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Brewer owner’s lawsuit looks to capitalize on Badger State’s new court and attack school choice options
The story: After two court victories in the 1990s, Wisconsin,...
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Deregulation offered to help Florida district schools compete in era of expanded education choice
When Florida lawmakers debated HB 1 earlier this year, the...
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How Florida can make its public schools open to all students
Christina Sheffield’s son, Graham, was soaring ahead of classmates. She...
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Rosenwald Schools set the stage for today’s education choice movement
    Rosenwald schools served as a forerunner of the...
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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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Should U.S. schools add more time to make students competitive with peers in other countries?
Editor’s note: This year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation...
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Florida Tax Credit Scholarship student has heart set on becoming a doctor
MIAMI – Nery Perez-Valdes wanted to become a doctor, but life...
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Black Minds Matter: How one woman is leading the charge for school change
Editor’s note: This article about Black Minds Matter founder Denisha...
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High school first industry credentials: A scalable approach to improving schools
Editor’s note: reimaginED executive editor Matt Ladner submitted this post...
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