April 9, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Morning Edition

Rubio Offers Bill on Student Loan Alternative
Bohan & Edwards, Reuters
Charter School Fight Flares Up in Illinois
Stephanie Banchero, WSJ
Duncan Distances Self from Common Core
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
De Blasio: Public Schools Will Be Open for Worship
Mike Vilensky, WSJ
Teachers: Ind. Eval System Needs Repai
Scott Elliott, Chalkbeat Indiana
Ed Reporter Tries a Standardized Test
Cory Turner, NPR
CDC: Sex Ed Comes Too Late for Many Teens
Karen Kaplan, LA Times
Teaching Children to Be Entrepreneurs
Charlie Wells, WSJ
Common Core Requires Close Reading
Charlotte Albright, NPR
Using Data to Identify Struggling Kids
Sammy Mack, NPR
New Group Defends Common Core
Beth Fertig, WNYC
Flagship School's 'Shocking' Achievement Gap
A. Gottlieb, Chalkbeat Colo.
Court: La. Must Report Voucher Data
Stephanie Simon, Politico
L.A. Unified Settles Lawsuit over Layoffs
Howard Blume, LA Times

RealClearEducation Afternoon Edition

Ga., Fla. Districts to Vie for $1M Education Prize
The Broad Foundation
Ind. Drops Plan to Give 2 State Tests
Elle Moxley, StateImpact
50% Fewer Fla. Students to Get State Scholarship
S. Travis, Sun Sentinel
WATCH: Union Pres, Principal Against Turnaround
A. Rezin, Progress Ill.
WATCH: Why 2 Extra High School Years is Catching On
Mike Fritz, PBS
New Test Delayed for Private Applicants
N. S. Ahmed-Ullah, Chicago Trib
LISTEN: With Free Mich. Tuition, Students Go to College
NPR
Emanuel Using Clinton 'Philosophy'
Lucy McCalmont, Politico Magazine
Conn. Board: 'Impose' Turnaround Plan
V. de la Torre, Hartford Courant
Conn. District's Charters 'Hyper-Segregated'
M. Bailey, New Haven Ind.
Can Voters Force Miss. To Fund Schools?
J. Mader & L. Willen, Hechinger
Are Extracurriculars Crowding Out Study?
Jay Mathews, Wash. Post
Texas Considers Class on Mexican-Americans
Will Weissert, AP

RealClearEducation Analysis And Commentary

Broad Prize Raises Bar for Urban School Reform
F.M. Hess, AEI Ideas
How Higher Ed Contributes to Inequality
Dana Goldstein, The Atlantic
In an Online World, Are Brick and Mortar Colleges Obsolete?
NPR
Why Asian American Kids Excel. It's Not Tiger Moms
Fred Barbash, WaPo
Gov. Cuomo Drops the Ball
Editorial Board, The New York Times
Ryan Budget Would 'Devastate' Schools
Committee for Education Funding
To Curb School Lunch Waste, Ease Rules
Editorial Board, LA Times

RealClearEducation Research And Reports

College Dropout Rates Decrease, Student Readiness Increases
ACT
Americans Say College Degree Leads to a Better Life
Gallup
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