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March 11, 2013

Design Thinking Comes to Independent Schools

Design thinking dovetails neatly with STEM goals and unites the various precepts of "21st-century learning" with relevance and the fostering of creativity; it's also a perfect fit with the "maker" movement.  Read Full Post >

February 28, 2013

Massachusetts Charters Outperform Regular Schools, Study Finds

Charter schools in Massachusetts outperformed regular public schools there, with Boston-area charters making significant gains in math and reading, a new report finds.  Read Full Post >

February 07, 2013

Center for Ed. Reform Takes Aim at CREDO Study

The Center for Education Reform calls the recent CREDO study about charter schools' growth and replication "highly misleading."  Read Full Post >

December 18, 2012

Indiana's Charter School Students Outpace Peers

Charter school students in Indiana outperformed their traditional public school counterparts, and the showing among Indianapolis' charter schoool population was especially strong, a new study shows.  Read Full Post >

December 12, 2012

Evaluating Principals Through Test Scores: Harder Than You'd Think

New research on principal evaluation and effectiveness attempts to determine the best way to define and measure principal effectivenessand finds that the task is trickier than anticipated.  Read Full Post >

November 09, 2012

Race and the Principal Pipeline

New research from Stanford explores the role of race in school principalship. Data shows that black teachers are more likely to be interested in becoming principals than their white peers.  Read Full Post >

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