Add to ORKGIn an era of limited resources, public school districts under intense pressure to boost student achievement will have to be creative in looking for ways to fund improvements. One often overlooked source of funds: common provisions in teacher contracts
Nearly all schools closed at some point during the pandemic. Reviewing the evidence so far, Jo Bland...
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Over the past 40 years, the student loan industry has evolved from a relatively small, government-sp...
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Chattanooga's Benwood Initiative is one of the most widely touted school-reform success stories of r...
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This brief focuses on the results of research regarding teacher evaluation policy and practice among...
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The rise of commercialisation within education (Courtney 2015) brought with it a number of systems a...
Two different publicly funded preschool programs exist within Arkansas: Head Start and the Arkansas ...
DASSH endorses the emphasis on simplifying systems and reporting requirements, incentivising engagem...
Nearly all schools closed at some point during the pandemic. Reviewing the evidence so far, Jo Bland...
This paper provides initial evidence of the effectiveness of an educational program in a Tasmanian r...
Pupils in India are back in classrooms, but teachers face enormous problems with discipline, attenda...
Staffing rural Alaska schools with a stable workforce of qualified teachers has been perennially cha...
Over the past 40 years, the student loan industry has evolved from a relatively small, government-sp...
This chapter considers ways in which lesson study may be introduced and sustained within the school-...
The education system has a serious challenge when teachers leave their positions or are not replaced...
The education recovery commissioner for England, Sir Kevan Collins, has recently resigned over the l...
Chattanooga's Benwood Initiative is one of the most widely touted school-reform success stories of r...
In new research, Monique Harrison looks at “no excuses” charter schools which tend to have stricter ...
This brief focuses on the results of research regarding teacher evaluation policy and practice among...
Teacher self-efficacy is the belief a teacher holds that he or she can make a difference in student ...
The rise of commercialisation within education (Courtney 2015) brought with it a number of systems a...
Two different publicly funded preschool programs exist within Arkansas: Head Start and the Arkansas ...
DASSH endorses the emphasis on simplifying systems and reporting requirements, incentivising engagem...
Nearly all schools closed at some point during the pandemic. Reviewing the evidence so far, Jo Bland...
This paper provides initial evidence of the effectiveness of an educational program in a Tasmanian r...
Pupils in India are back in classrooms, but teachers face enormous problems with discipline, attenda...