On this week’s Education Gadfly Show podcast, Ashley Jochim, a principal at the Center on Reinventing Public Education, joins Mike Petrilli to discuss her research on pandemic learning pods, what parents and educators liked about them, and whether they might outlive the Covid emergency. Then, on the Research Minute, Amber Northern reviews a study of how New York City’s charter schools are affecting diversity in traditional public schools.
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Accelerating learning post-pandemic - 03/24/21
How to get high-dosage tutoring right - 03/17/2021
Biden’s relief bill will cut child poverty in half. What’s not to like? - 03/10/21
A view from the frontlines of the reopening wars - 03/03/21
Does Biden have the right tack on school reopenings? - 02/24/21
More parents now admit that their kids have fallen behind academically. Can that awareness power a new wave of reform? - 02/17/21
Hard evidence on charter schools and district finances - 02/10/21
Federal Covid-19 stimulus, round three - 02/03/21
School Choice Week 2021 - 01/27/21
The education issues facing state legislatures in 2021 - 01/20/21
Another reason we need to test students in 2021 - 1/13/21
What does Miguel Cardona’s time in Connecticut imply about his future in Washington? - 01/06/21
Emily Oster and Noelle Ellerson Ng answer the big question: Will schools reopen this spring? - 12/16/20
Assessing Joe Biden’s early childhood plans - 12/09/20
The legacy of Lamar Alexander - 12/02/20
State budget cuts and our schools - 11/18/20
Why public education may never return to normal - 11/11/20
What the election means for education reform - 11/5/20
Coping with the costs of declining enrollments - 10/28/20
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