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Top-level research, program, and advocacy leaders agree that these elements are indispensable for quality teaching and learning in pre-K
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Students’ Perceptions about the Seal of Biliteracy
A recent study explores high school students’ perspectives of the Seal of Biliteracy (SoBL).
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For black asylum-seekers fleeing political persecution, racism and discrimination in the United States present a new set of challenges.
A Dictator Tries to Convince the World He’s a Democrat
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As the effects of climate change become more apparent, at-risk communities must decide whether they should leave their homes behind.
Just in Time for Whom?
As more low-skilled workers are pushed out by automation, colleges must adapt their credentials to recognize workers’ learning.
Leaving It to Locals to Fuel Criminal Justice Reform
How grassroots campaigns throughout America are reforming criminal justice.