Can she unite the party’s opposing sides?
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EdReporters Ignore Fast-Changing Suburbs & Silence Minority Voices, Says CUNY Prof
L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy (far left) first came to my attention at this spring’s Education Writers Association national conference in Boston, where he served as a panelist talking about school integration with the NYT’s Nikole Hannah-Jones, Century’s Rick Kahlenberg, and Education Post’s Chris Stewart. He’s an Associate Professor in Sociology & Black Studies at The City College […]
Posted inEducation, Higher Education
Hillary Clinton’s New College Compact Plan Explained
What’s the plan, and who’s going to benefit?
Posted inEducation, K-12
California’s Clashing Ideologies Regarding Diversity and Its Effect on Education Policies
The most populous state in the U.S. needs more bilingual teachers.
Posted inEducation, Higher Education
Democrats Want to Open More Doors to College, But Can Their Plan Get More Students to the Finish Line?
Free college plan wouldn’t give any money to low income families in 48 states.
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USNews Reporters Brave Reddit to Bring EdFunding Story to New Audience
They agreed to try and answer as many questions as possible about their work.
Posted inEducation, Higher Education
The Republican Platform on Higher Education Is a Mess
Corporate welfare to banks. What could go wrong?
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NYT Schools Interactive Still On “Most-Emailed” List Months Later
There’s no doubt about the power of a well-crafted interactive piece.
Posted inEducation, Higher Education, Politics
Donald Trump, Thief in Chief?
An academic’s view of plagiarism’s causes and consequences
Posted inEducation, K-12
Mix a Little Math Into That Bedtime Story
An app helps parents combat kids’ summer math loss.
