Joanne Jacobs

Mar 202 min read

Dump the devices and bring back textbooks

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.(1)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 193 min read

What's a 'good' school? Parents have more choices, need more info

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.(2)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 183 min read

Data-loving district sees big learning gains: Is there too much testing?

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 182 min read

How 'Bama got better in math: Crunching numbers, coaching teachers pays off

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 172 min read

Covid broke public schools: Let's build a 'future-ready' system

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 161 min read

When Irish eyes are smiling (and Jewish kids are singing)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 151 min read

Silicon Valley runs on Asian tech talent: 66% of workers are immigrants

Rated 4 out of 5 stars.(1)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 142 min read

Paying for failure: If at first you don't succeed, you get a try-again bonus

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.(1)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 132 min read

Teachers can't do it all: Let them focus on teaching

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 122 min read

McMahon's mission: What does 'send it to the states' mean?

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 112 min read

College and career success for all

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 101 min read

How virtual learning broke a top high school's culture of excellence

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 103 min read

Five years to destroy public faith in schools

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 82 min read

Mental health programs increased emotional problems in English schools

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 72 min read

Catholic schools are closing: Can tax credits or ESAs save them?

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 62 min read

We've hit 'peak public school,' but what comes next?

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 52 min read

Ignorance isn't bliss: We need testing to know what students don't know

Rated 4 out of 5 stars.(1)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 43 min read

Dear Colleague: Do what the Ed Department wants -- or else

Rated 3 out of 5 stars.(1)

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 41 min read

McMahon is in charge at Education Department -- or is she?

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Joanne Jacobs

Mar 32 min read

Brits do it. Dutch do it. Even down in Oz they do it. Why can't US have public funding for private schools?

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