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Race, Class, and Test Scores: A Definitive Explanation

The data visualization and digital storytelling team over at the NY Times took the phenomenal work of Professor Sean Reardon…

Why Comparing Countries’ Educational Performance Doesn’t Make As Much Sense As You Think

Many other countries to which the U.S. compares itself are 1) much smaller and 2) more centralized. The U.S. is…

So, About those International Test Comparisons

For sure, you have heard that the U.S. is way behind other industrialized nations based on international tests in literacy…

Gradgrind’s is an education blog run by Tom Liam Lynch. A professor in New York City, Tom co-founded Babble Lab, a center for digital humanities pedagogy and research at Pace University, helped establish an international consortium of coding schools for refugees called Room 7, and is launching a nationwide initiative called CS4ELA to explore ways to embed computer science into K-12 English classes. His new collection of essays on education, technology, and teaching English is called Strata and Bones.

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Equity

Race, Class, and Test Scores: A Definitive Explanation

Assessment

Why Comparing Countries’ Educational Performance Doesn’t Make As Much Sense As You Think

Assessment

So, About those International Test Comparisons

Teaching Computational Thinking with Stories of Electricity

The 58 Minute Introduction to Algorithms by an Oxford Mathematician You’ve Been Waiting For

Stop Teaching Computer Science. Start “Embedding” It.

Watch How President Reagan Introduced A Nation at Risk

Before You “Agree” with Terms of Service, Check Out this Art Installation

Here’s that Map of Computer Science You Were Looking For

Why Computer Science Belongs in English Class

How Women Took Over Education Administration

What Makes Teacher Professional Development Effective

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