Multilingualism and American Schools: Sensible Policies, Senseless Politics
Federal education policies are changing quickly. This means new opportunities, and challenges, for multilingual students.
Whither Payday Loans?
Each year, 12 million Americans borrow nearly $50 billion through payday loans and spend more than $7 billion annually paying the interest.
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Groups Call Upon FCC to Scrutinize Zero-Rating Schemes and Protect Customers and the Open Internet
OTI joined over fifty other organizations calling the FCC to address the proliferation of zero-rating schemes by various ISPs.
How Portland Public Schools is Building a Pipeline of Bilingual Teachers
With a growing number of DLL’s in public schools, bilingual teachers are in high demand.
Integrating Language and Content: Science for Dual Language Learners
A new study highlights how integrating language supports into mainstream curriculum helps close science achievement gaps for DLLs.
Meeting Special Needs: A Call for Universal Screenings
Early screenings have the potential to make a dramatic difference in the developmental trajectory of children with special needs.
The Future of College Assessment
With growing public anxiety about higher education prices and student debt, colleges and universities are facing pressure to show results.
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Too Many States Set a Low Bar to Become a Child Care Teacher or Leader
Lead teachers and center directors in child care centers need to have a strong understanding of child development.