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Top scholar says evidence for special education inclusion is ‘fundamentally flawed’

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Beginning in the late 1980s, the federal government started to collect data on these two important, confounding factors academic achievement before diagnosis and disability severity so that policymakers could see how well students were faring under the 1975 federal law that mandates support for educating students with disabilities.

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How Blockchain Can Encourage Learning

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A version of this article first appeared at the Medium site of the Stanford GSE Office of Innovation and Technology. As a governance tool, these automated transfers also reduce administrative overhead and record-keeping, which can be challenging for education programs in remote locales.

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Foreign Language Classes are Becoming More Scarce

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This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. Government Accountability Office, nearly one in four Foreign Service officers do not meet the language proficiency requirements that they should meet to do their jobs. begin language study in middle or high school.

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EdSurge Staff Picks for What to Read, Watch and Listen to Over the Holiday Break

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So our reporters and editors have been reflecting on the articles, books and podcasts that have resonated with us most this year and we’re sharing them with you. I also learned a lot from this Scientific American article, “ U.S. This collection includes selections related to education and some that reach far beyond the classroom.

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OPINION: We can make podding equitable if parents work together

The Hechinger Report

Articles about the inequities inherent in podding often reach the same conclusion: there isn’t much choice for parents. Related: Parents are panicking, giving up their careers and spending thousands of dollars on piecemeal solutions for the school year. And there is an inherent problem with podding: It is isolating.

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How to improve schooling during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to students

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A survey of over 20,000 students conducted May through June found that only 39 percent of students said they learned a lot every day while their school building was closed. Summer break gave school leaders time to reflect on the lessons of the spring and create more effective reopening plans for the fall. Credit: Corinne Livingston.

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What Happens When a School Closes Its Library?

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Dowda was leaving for work one morning in January 2024 and quickly scrolled through the news feed on her phone before heading out the door when she saw it — a news article announcing that 26 more schools would join the New Education System in the fall of 2024. Dowda’s school was on the list. “I Photo courtesy of Dowda.

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