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The Bay State’s realism has a better shot than the Empire State’s impressionism The post What Massachusetts’s Portrait of a Learner Gets Right (and New York’s Doesn’t) appeared first on Education Next .

Evidence from Tennessee The post The Lasting Benefits of Tougher Tenure Rules appeared first on Education Next .

A new report finds that high schools are overrun by screens and AI-enabled shortcuts The post Schools of Distraction appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Angela R. Watson, senior research fellow at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy The post The Education Exchange: Can Microschoolers, Homeschoolers Receive Federal Tax Credit Scholarships? appeared first on Education Next .

Stanford report looks at youth benchmarks after three months of aggressive countrywide regulations The post New Australian Law Restricts Social Media for Kids. Is It Working? appeared first on Education Next .

Assistant secretary at HHS explains rationale behind program overhaul The post “This is an Effort to Make Head Start More Sustainable and Accessible” appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Dan Hamlin, the dean of the College of Education at the University of Texas The post The Education Exchange: The Little School Sector That Roared appeared first on Education Next .

Surveillance of student speech is now reaching into off-campus email drafts as grounds for punishment The post Public Schools’ Eye of Sauron appeared first on Education Next .

To remain relevant amid evolving attitudes toward higher education, Brandeis University and institutions like it are redefining their purpose The post The Reinvention of Liberal Arts Colleges appeared first on Education Next .

An iconic television director’s autobiography would be right at home on a shelf of books about education leadership The post Leadership by Cliché appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Mike Miles, superintendent of Houston Independent School District The post The Education Exchange: Houston Adopts Reforms to Raise Proficiency, Close Achievement Gaps appeared first on Education Next .

Civil rights enforcement is law enforcement The post Why Moving the Office of Civil Rights from ED to DOJ Will Be Better for Families appeared first on Education Next .

Intelligence expert Howard Gardner expects the artificial variety will free students to pursue their interests The post Keeping an Open—and Optional—Mind About AI appeared first on Education Next .

Two literacy specialists spar over the role of leveled texts in reading instruction The post The Right Reading Level—or the Right Reading Challenge? appeared first on Education Next .

For the 22nd-Century Skills guru, the age of 30x learning is here The post Paul Banksley: AI Means It’s Time to Think Bigly appeared first on Education Next .

Paul E. Peterson interviews Paul DiPerna, vice president of research and innovation for EdChoice The post The Education Exchange: New Survey Shows Public Support for School Choice, ESAs, and Vouchers is Strong appeared first on Education Next .

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 .