Despite lack of computers and connectivity, India is trying to add blended methods to its schools
K-12
Why Six States Still Spend Nothing on Preschool
Many state preschool programs are still tiny, but in the Mountain West and New Hampshire, they are nonexistent. Here’s why
New Solutions—Not Just New Winners—In the Curriculum Marketplace
Districts are using an important new tool to address the need for high-quality curricular materials–open educational resources, or OER.
When Using Data to Predict Outcomes, Consider the Ethical Dilemmas, New Report Urges
Researchers say colleges need to take care in how they use predictive analytics
What Can Betsy DeVos Really Do?
Experts on left and right assess possibilities for expanding school choice and limiting the work of the Office for Civil Rights
A New Test That No Student Would Dread — One That Leads to Citizenship
Why we should honor undocumented students’ hard work with a pathway to citizenship
Education Technology Might Predict Failure Before Kids Have a Chance to Succeed
Predictive software is marketed as a way to help students before they fail, but some students see a potential downside
Is Teacher Preparation Failing Students with Disabilities?
Educators say they’re unprepared to teach wide range of students
How Civil Rights Enforcement Got Swept into the Culture Wars, and What a New Administration Can Do About It
An argument for restraining overreach in the Office for Civil Rights of the Department of Education
Same Topic, Different Tongue: the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Report on Language Learning
Two DLL reports on the same day!
Special Report
Successes of Philanthropy
