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The Trump Administration’s Head Start Overhaul Explained (opens the original)
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The Trump administration recently proposed a sweeping overhaul of the federal Head Start program, eliminating over 100 pages of federal regulations covering everything from playground mulch depth to class-size-to-staff ratios. While some have called it a long-overdue deregulation of an early childhood program buried in federal requirements, other early childhood advocates are concerned that the reforms could undermine the future quality of the program. Are their concerns valid? What is the admin
Pedagogy of the Progressives: A Review of Syllabi from Graduate Schools of Education (opens the original)
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Graduate schools of education (GSEs) are among the most influential institutions in American K–12 schooling. They prepare teachers, train school leaders, and shape and disseminate the ideas that hold sway in the educational system. Yet despite these institutions’ influence, there is little evidence that attendance at such an institution does much to improve teacher quality. This prompts the question, What do these schools actually teach? To answer that question, I reviewed syllabi from courses a
Against the Pinterest Classroom (opens the original)
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We’ve all visited those classrooms. They look like 30-gallon bags full of confetti, crepe paper, and Elmer’s glue exploded in the center. The bulletin boards are a mess of student work and neon posters, arts and crafts projects dangle from the ceiling, and groups of desks are buried in tassels and decorations. Must a classroom be a confusing and unrelenting assault on the senses? I admit that such an opening salvo leaves me vulnerable to accusations of wanton curmudgeonliness. Classrooms should
A Trip to Madison's BLM Autonomous Zone (opens the original)
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What strikes you first as you approach the Cory Ruiz Autonomous Zone in Madison, Wisconsin is the smell: weed, excrement and urine. Protesters set up this encampment after police officers shot and killed Corey Ruiz July 22nd. Gubernatorial candidate and wannabe-Mamdani Francesca Hong called the shooting an execution. In her prepared statement, she fails to mention that Ruiz was allegedly searching for cars to steal, had eight prior convictions of resisting arrest and injuring officers, and pulle
Promising State Policies to Improve School Behavior (opens the original)
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Last month, the Long Beach Post reported on teachers who were being hit, bitten, kicked, headbutted, and bruised. One student struck a teacher so hard that he sent her to the emergency room and permanently altered her vision. The number of severe workers’ comp claims in Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) is increasing year after year. LBUSD is no outlier; it parallels a broader trend. In a recent survey from Education Week, the majority of teachers report behavior worsening over the past
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