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The Cautionary Tale of Correspondence Schools

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Dec. 13th, 2018

Leadership Voices: Nick Rasmussen

A conversation between the McCain Institute’s Nicholas Rasmussen and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Christy Abizaid.
Washington, D.C.
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Jun. 26th, 2019

Media Literacy Starts Young: Strategies for Media Mentorship in the Early Years and Early Grades

A pre-conference workshop hosted by New America as part of the biannual conference of the National Association for Media Literacy Education
Washington, D.C.
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Recent Publications
Dec. 12th, 2018

The Future of Workplace Learning, Skills, and Economic Mobility

Introducing a project on the education and training needs of workers in the gig economy
By: 
Mary Alice McCarthy
 and 
Roselyn Miller
Better Life Lab Blog Post
Dec. 12th, 2018

The History of U.S. Housing Segregation Points to the Devastating Consequences of Algorithmic Bias

Algorithms used by the Federal Housing Authority to grant or deny federally insured mortgages relied on significantly biased variables.
By: 
Lauren Greenawalt
Public Interest Technology Blog Post
Dec. 11th, 2018

The Cautionary Tale of Correspondence Schools

By: 
David Whitman
Education Policy Report
Dec. 11th, 2018

Options Exist for Addressing ECE's Education-Compensation Dilemma

By: 
Phil Acord
Education Policy Blog Post
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