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A Call-in from a Native Educator Helped Me Change My Settler Colonial Behavior

Calling In Versus Calling Out

Reading Instruction Is Not a Religion

We will have to be ready to let go of practices that seemed promising at one point, but with more research, appear to be less effective than others.

There’s a Reading Miracle Happening Down in Mississippi

After a decade of rising test scores and multiple challenges, Mississippi’s reading overhaul looks to bounce back even better.

Four teachers gathered around a laptop talking to each other.

Top Researchers Offer New Tool for Educational Recovery Efforts: Education Recovery Scorecard

On October 28, researchers from Harvard and Stanford universities jointly released the first nationally-comparable view of district-level learning loss during the pandemic.

Hocus Pocus in the Public Schools: The Witch Trials Come to Texas Education

Some North Texas suburbs have been seized by a modern ‘Witch Panic’

Three school-aged children with their arms around each other.

4 Action Steps to Creating Bully-Free Schools

Bullying is an epidemic in schools.

S2E21:Black Educators and Public School Reform for Philadelphia (ft. Camika Royal)

Dr. Camika Royal, Associate Professor at Loyal University and author of “Not Paved for Us,” joins us to talk about educational justice, education reform, and equitable schools.

E1:Reading Curriculum Casualties

Today over 65% of fourth graders are not proficient readers. We chat with Emily Hanford of APMreports about her latest podcast series, Sold a Story, and what went wrong with teaching kids how to read.

Let’s Not Go NAEPShit. Here’s What You Need to Know.

You will likely hear plenty about the COVID-19 pandemic’s impacts on how America’s students performed on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP).