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Despite Mike Miles’s strong track record as an urban superintendent, his book forgets to explain how he’s done it The post How to Run a School District Without Really Telling appeared first on Education Next .

A D.C. charter leans into the potential and prepares for pitfalls of AI The post The Trailblazing School on the Frontier of Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Ian V. Rowe, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute The post The Education Exchange: What Intact Families Tell Us About Student Outcomes appeared first on Education Next .

The 60-year-old program needs to be overhauled, not destroyed The post The Trump Team Gives Head Start the DOGE Treatment appeared first on Education Next .

What will happen to screen time, work, sleep, friendship, and mental health over the next decade? The post Five Friendly Bets on Teen Life in 2036 appeared first on Education Next .

Will the pushback against school devices last, and will we learn the right lessons from it? The post Ed “Techlash” Is in Full Swing appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Michael Hartney, associate professor at Boston College The post The Education Exchange: Democratic Voters Have Been Driven into the Arms of Teachers Unions appeared first on Education Next .

Denied education themselves, first-generation immigrants made it essential for their children The post The Making of Mobility: How Vietnamese Americans Leveraged Public Schools appeared first on Education Next .

If we humans aren’t willing to level with young people about what to do after high school, maybe AI will The post Hey, Claude, Should I Go To College? appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Dixie Lane, author of "Skipping School" The post The Education Exchange: Homeschoolers No Longer on the Margins of Education Choice appeared first on Education Next .

Alignment with a school’s values can overcome inexperience The post A People Business: How Excellent Charter Schools Hire Teachers appeared first on Education Next .

The recent Vanderbilt report on the state of scholarship in the social sciences elicits a response that will live in infamy The post Anthropology Jumps the Shark appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Geoffrey Kocks, research associate at Blueprint Labs The post The Education Exchange: Charters’ “Lost Decade” Found Again? appeared first on Education Next .

A new book says no. Here’s why that’s wrong. The post Do Students Still Need to Learn Calculus? appeared first on Education Next .

Understanding students’ behavior is not the same as forming their character The post If Children Were Angels appeared first on Education Next .

District leaders may be starting to see there’s more to be gained from embracing school choice than trying to eliminate it The post Parental Choice Is Sending Public Schools a Message. Are They Listening? appeared first on Education Next .

New CEO assesses role organization plays in today’s education landscape The post Teach For America’s Rocky Road appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Michelle Rhee, Venture Partner at Equal Opportunity Ventures The post The Education Exchange: Could New Mayor End D.C. Teacher Evaluation System? appeared first on Education Next .

Boys, neurodiverse students, and entrepreneurial parents are getting big results from a small model The post Why Microschools Are Multiplying appeared first on Education Next .

Beyond the labels, there is a benefit to treating students’ abilities as qualities schools can serve, not conditions they should diagnose The post “Gifted” Is Dead. Long Live “Advanced” Learners! appeared first on Education Next .