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Building Pathways to Earning California’s PK-3 Credential
Accessible teacher preparation programs for the current ECE workforce will ensure they have a chance at new TK jobs
Voters Increase Worker Pay and Power in Multiple Parts of the Country
The results of the midterm elections show bipartisan support for efforts that increase worker pay and power.
Cyberwar, Social Media’s Future and Passing the Mic with Peter W. Singer
New Practice Lab Bookshelf
Four New Practice Lab fellows, staff and advisors have published books about public problem solving in a more people-centered way.
Setting the Record Straight on Social-Emotional Learning: A Teacher’s Perspective
An interview with a veteran teacher about social-emotional learning
The Boom of For-Profit Child Care Chains
Working Parents Still Haven’t Recovered From the Pandemic
Despite Midterm Outcome, Biden Administration Can Help Students Meet their Basic Needs
Regardless of the outcome of the midterm election, the Biden Administration can still help students afford their basic needs.
Experiment No. 33: Work-Life Boundaries
Meeting Demand for California’s New Public Pre-K Jobs
A new preK-3rd grade credential aims to bring more early childhood expertise into California's public schools. Will it work?
Representing Asian Americans: Making Better Educational Material Choices
Understanding the experience of people within AANHPI communities offers guidance on how to improve learning experiences for students.
Follow-up Q & A with Dual Language Learner Experts on Improving Pre-K Assessments
Pre-K assessments do not equitably include DLLs, hear from experts about how we can change that.
Mapping the Power of the Higher Ed Lobby
New America's updated data visualization presents the huge and complex higher education industry with its various goals and constituencies.