David Hogg Before Santa Fe Shooting: ‘There’s Somebody That Will Not Be Alive Tomorrow’

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In a May 17 panel discussion with other student activists, David Hogg of Parkland, Fla., had a prescient message about the devastating effects of gun violence. (May 22, 2018)

Home Schooling in America: Military Family Finds Stability in Learning at Home

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For a mother of five with a husband deployed in Iraq, home schooling brings many challenges. But for Lindsay Jobe, it also provides continuity, flexibility, and more of a say in what and how her children learn. (January 11, 2019)

What Is Equity in Education? New York City Chancellor Richard Carranza, Keynote Speaker, Leaders To Learn From 2019

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New York City Chancellor Richard Carranza talks forcefully about making public schools more equitable for black, Latino, and poor students. Learn more about his equity agenda in his keynote address at Leaders To Learn From 2019. (April 10, 2019)

Rewarding Failure: An Education Week Investigation of the Cyber Charter Industry

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With growing evidence that the nation’s cyber charter schools are plagued by serious academic and management problems, Education Week conducted a months-long investigation.

Making Physics Fun: Step Inside The Physics Bus

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Educators on The Physics Bus use old hair dryers, shop vacs, and other everyday items to demonstrate concepts like motion and electricity in lessons that make science appealing to students. (October 10, 2017)

Successful K-12 Leaders 'Can't Do Everything': Mike Schmoker, Keynote Speaker, Leaders To Learn From 2017

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Sought-after K-12 school improvement expert Mike Schmoker previews his keynote discussion for Leaders To Learn From 2017. (January 4, 2017)

Casting a Wider Net for Giftedness

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Superintendent Walt Griffin and school psychologist Jeanette Lukens are bringing more diversity to the gifted student population in their Seminole County, Fla., school district. (February 22, 2017)

Recovery and Controversy: A Status Report on Puerto Rico's Schools

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Reporter Andrew Ujifusa gives an update from Puerto Rico on where the U.S. territory's schools stand several months after Hurricane Maria. (March 5, 2018)

Creating Pathways for Gifted Students in Rural Alaska

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A summer honors institute recruits high-achieving Alaska Native students from the remote corners of the state to help prepare them for rigorous coursework and set them on the path to college success.

A Day in the Life of a Multilingual High School

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At Upper Darby High School in suburban Philadelphia, more than 15 languages are spoken in a student body of nearly 4,000. To help support such a diverse array of English-language learners, the school created a peer tutoring program. (May 9, 2016)

Global Warming Debate Heats Up in Science Classrooms, State Legislatures

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Global warming is a politically charged issue, and now disagreements over the cause of climate change are playing out in science classrooms. (March 7, 2018)