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Following our Washington DC event on evidence-based whole-school reform, we sat with three educational leaders to talk with them about...
by Stephanie Wood-Garnett, EdD and Betty Greene-Bryant, EdD Note: This article originally appeared in The Standard, the Journal of the...
Writing is a vital skill in most workplaces in the U.S. Yet according to the most recent National Assessment of...
Math is often a student’s most dreaded subject. Students are sometimes told that you are either “math-minded” or you are...
Math is often a student’s most dreaded subject. Students are sometimes told that you are either “math-minded” or you are...
Writing is a vital skill in most workplaces in the U.S. Yet according to the most recent National Assessment of...
On Thursday, October 29th, the entire faculty of Integrated Arts and Technology High School in Rochester, New York participated in...
A couple of weeks before the start of the 2017 school year, school leaders, teachers and counselors from three Philadelphia...
The ISA Integrated Non-cognitive Teaching and Learning Project (INTLP) was a 5-month pilot to support 3 ISA schools to systematically...
A distinct difference exists between vocational schools and Career and Technical Education (CTE). The old vocational education model made students...
In traditional high schools, teachers are responsible for the academic progress of students taking those teachers’ classes, and the guidance...
Students create inquiry questions to guide a research project.
The Benjamin Franklin High School is a new small school which has freshman and sophomore classes and will be adding...
