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Texas: College-prep classes set students up for college failure

Joanne Jacobs

2 days ago2 min read

How advanced is AP? Exam scores are inflated, says new competitor

Joanne Jacobs

3 days ago3 min read

Study what works -- and what keeps on working

Joanne Jacobs

4 days ago1 min read

Toys or tech?

Joanne Jacobs

5 days ago3 min read

Amok time: Elementary kids' behavior is out of control, say teachers

Joanne Jacobs

6 days ago2 min read

What if every day was a (12-hour) school day?

Joanne Jacobs

7 days ago2 min read

Are choice students learning more in private schools? We don't know

Joanne Jacobs

7 days ago2 min read

To end the education depression, choose school choice

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 182 min read

Thinking with AI

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 182 min read

Parents say: Bring back pencil and paper

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 172 min read

Learning 'isn't always fun, and that's OK'

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 161 min read

Great Books are hard, and that's good

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 163 min read

From broke to woke to broken: How the humanities lost their way

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 152 min read

Is the autism epidemic a myth?

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 142 min read

Be not afraid: The world is safer than ever

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 133 min read

Edtech is booming, but so is 'brain rot'

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 121 min read

Harvard profs may OK limit on A's, and students aren't happy

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 122 min read

Inflated grades lead to deflated pay

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 112 min read

Learn from Mississippi (really) how to improve learning and equity

Joanne Jacobs

Feb 102 min read

Texas: College-prep classes set students up for college failure

How advanced is AP? Exam scores are inflated, says new competitor

Study what works -- and what keeps on working

Toys or tech?

Amok time: Elementary kids' behavior is out of control, say teachers

What if every day was a (12-hour) school day?

Are choice students learning more in private schools? We don't know

To end the education depression, choose school choice

Thinking with AI

Parents say: Bring back pencil and paper

Learning 'isn't always fun, and that's OK'

Great Books are hard, and that's good

From broke to woke to broken: How the humanities lost their way

Is the autism epidemic a myth?

Be not afraid: The world is safer than ever

Edtech is booming, but so is 'brain rot'

Harvard profs may OK limit on A's, and students aren't happy

Inflated grades lead to deflated pay

Learn from Mississippi (really) how to improve learning and equity

I won 'Teacher of the Year' for enthusiasm, but kids weren't learning