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Will We Still Call It War?
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Fixing a Fatal Flaw in Performance Based Funding
In 2013, 24 states had some sort of OBF model for four year institutions.
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The Commission will be voting on two significant issues, both will have considerable implications on schools and libraries.
ACE Sides With the Worst For-Profit Colleges
Congratulations, One Dupont. You are now officially carrying the water for the worst of the for-profit higher education industry.
Language, Identity, Culture, and Diversity
A new documentary explores the value of global multilingualism. Why protect vulnerable languages?
Our Washington Post Op-Ed Example Explained
New America's Education Policy Program explains their Op-Ed in the Washington Post.
Sobrato Early Academic Language (SEAL) Provides Dual Language Learners with a Strong Start
Lara Burt highlighted California’s paradoxical English-only approach to serving Dual Language Learners (DLLs).
5 Reasons Why Net Neutrality Should Apply to Wireless Networks
A 2-page brief summarizing the 5 major reasons why the FCC can and should implement strong net neutrality rules on mobile wireless networks.
7 Things You Should Read About Cybersecurity
We are living in a digital world, and all the same bad stuff that happens in the offline world is moving online.
Can We Write Beyond the Embargo in Cuba?
Emily Parker details her experience as a writer in Cuba.
Reflections on the 90th Anniversary of The New Yorker
An exploration of the role of the magazine in the digital age.
Strengthening Early Learning in a New ESEA Part 3
This is the third post in a three-part series on strengthening early learning in a new ESEA.