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May was a busy—and very confusing—month for federal budgets. First, on May 7th Congress finally passed, and the President signed, a federal budget ...
Recently, at the InterAct conference in Austin, we presented the parallel process of CLASS in 50 incredibly fast minutes. We had fun putting together ...
When the Elementary and Secondary Education Act was reauthorized in December 2015, Teachstone joined with others working across grade levels to ...
Research has long examined the different ways in which students gain from early childhood education, but two new studies from Tulsa have shown some ...
Incremental growth matters! As anyone who has been to a CLASS training can attest, we are all about incremental growth, resisting the urge to promise ...
What is quality in early education classrooms, and how can we make sure that more children—especially those from low-income families—experience it? ...
Personally, I get tired of the knee-jerk teacher bashing that often occurs when people compare U.S. student achievement to that in other countries. ...
Regardless of how you voted in the recent election, it’s fair to say the results revealed deep differences in how Americans view the economy and ...
Last Friday, the federal Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation (OPRE) published an evaluation of the Office of Head Start’s (OHS) Designation ...