Education
Stanford’s Anna Lembke, MD, on Dopamine Nation & Addiction
The Learning Curve Dr. Anna Lembke Alisha Searcy: Welcome back to the Learning Curve podcast. I’m your co-host, Alisha Thomas, Searcy, and joined by my other co-host, Dr. Albert Cheng. Hey, Albert. Albert Cheng: Hey, Alisha. How’s it going this week?…
Anna Julia Cooper, the former slave who brought…
Public education is a hard-fought American right, and one that hasn’t always existed. Throughout…
Goldwater Launches Civics Initiative to Add the 10th…
America’s founders wisely recognized it from the beginning—the best chance for a sprawling young…
Will the government shutdown affect Minnesota’s…
The recent government shutdown, which began twenty days ago on October 1st, has not yet…
What countries restrict cell phone use?
Restricting cell phone use in American schools is a growing phenomenon, as concerns about student…
The Future of Federal Education Policy with Christy Wolfe
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Christy Wolfe, director of K–12 policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, about major shifts in federal education policy. They discuss recent Department of Education layoffs, the push to give states more flexibility…
Virginia raises bar for students while Illinois hides…
Low student proficiency is being hidden in Illinois. Virginia raised its expectations for…
are school boards fulfilling their purpose?
School boards — an elected group of community members that sets policy, approves the yearly budget,…
Listen: Charter school analysis on WGAN
Policy analyst, Harris Van Pate, joined the WGAN Morning News to discuss Maine Policy’s new report,…
Strict phone policies mean happier teachers, research…
Have you ever tried to talk to someone who wasn’t concentrating on what you were saying because they…
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