Education Next

@EducationNext

Education Next is a quarterly journal that bases its editorial policy on the premise that the education sector is ripe for major change and reform.

Cambridge, MA educationnext.org Joined May 2009

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"Every week seems to bring a new controversy regarding suspected or confirmed violations of academic freedom. Why are these conflicts so common?" bit.ly/4ykZ1hL

www.educationnext.org Think Higher Education Has Clear Standards for Academic Freedom? Think Again. Confusion reigns over what actions are and are not protected on campus

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ICYMI - The Education Exchange: Colorado Preschool Discrimination Case to Be Heard by Supreme Court. Justices to consider whether right to “free exercise of religion” matters more than right to “equal opportunity” bit.ly/3W6qVjD

www.educationnext.org The Education Exchange: Colorado Preschool Discrimination Case to Be Heard by Supreme Court Paul E. Peterson interviews Clint Bolick, the 44th Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court

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"Today’s AP exams require students to know less information, read shorter and simpler texts, answer more basic questions, and complete easier writing tasks with more time, more scaffolds, and more generous rubrics." bit.ly/47U0W1t

www.educationnext.org The Decline and Fall of Rigor in Advanced Placement Once a standard-bearer for college readiness, AP Exams today are a shadow of their former glory

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"A slouching kid said, “Well, our president promised to spend a trillion dollars mailing $5,000 checks to everyone if his party wins next week.”
“So, he is a communist,” murmured Ike."
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www.educationnext.org Ike and JFK’s Not-So-Excellent Adventure The ghosts of presidents 34 and 35 get a lesson in modern civics they didn’t expect

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"Sure enough, even though they are clearly fans of CID, they thoughtfully explore why it’s frequently a poor fit for isolated, harried school systems in which teachers and leaders harbor a lot of distrust for one another." bit.ly/4jq6Kqp

www.educationnext.org Is Improving Schools from the Bottom Up the Key to Real Reform? A new book reveals what happens when schools embrace “continuous improvement and design”