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2020-2021 issue Featured Opinion 

Back to School in Kenya: How 152,000 New Teen Mothers Can Resume Their Education

August 14, 2021November 20, 2021 COVID-19, education policy, Kenya, pandemic, teen mothers

Policy ideas to help young mothers in Kenya return to school after the pandemic.

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Reach Higher for Higher Education Achievement

February 22, 2019March 3, 2019 education, education policy, higher education

BY ERIC WALDO THE 2020 NORTH STAR This March will mark ten years since President Obama gave his first major

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Fostering ‘mentalship’ among young male students of color

February 21, 2019 education, education policy, mentorship, race

BY DENNIS FUNES “Students like YOU end up working rather than going to college.” As a young male of color

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How to Solve Global Education Problems? Ask the Right Questions.

April 11, 2017April 11, 2017 education policy, education reform, SECON

BY IVAN RAHMAN Having worked as a teacher and school leader, I attended Harvard’s 2017 Social Enterprise Conference (SECON) with

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I Was Not Talented at Math and Neither is Your Child: The Folly of Gifted and Talented Programs

October 27, 2016October 27, 2016 education, education policy, education reform

BY DAVID PAYNE In 1st grade, I was labeled as gifted in math. One problem, I was not gifted. I

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The Great Charter Debate: Searching for Facts in an Increasingly Polarized Conversation

June 3, 2015November 12, 2017 charter schools, education, education policy

BY LUCY BOYD “[Charter schools] have become the leading edge of long-cherished ideological crusade by the far right to turn

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Innovating Schools

September 5, 2014September 5, 2014 education, education policy, reform, United States

  One student prepares to run for elected office. Another has just finished an internship in a federal courthouse. A

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