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There are many systems and tools available for programs to in their assessment and quality improvement. Some measure similar things and some measure ...

Over the past few months, the McCormick Center has been discussing the concept of whole leadership. While I encourage you to read through the whole ...

As I began to delve into the results of our first-ever State of CLASS survey data, I thought, “Am I about to be out of a job?” Immediately I noticed ...

I confess. I let my daughter watch TV. This is my 2-year old glued to (part of) an episode of Mr. Rogers (or as she calls him, Ra-Ra).

A recent report from the Center for American Progress (CAP), Examining Teacher Effectiveness Between Preschool and Third Grade, examined inequities ...

I have a rant. But before I rant, let me tell you a story. A little after my daughter’s first birthday, she was playing with a small, elephant pull ...

The commentary on the TNVPK evaluation continues. Study authors Farran and Lipsey wrote a pushback piece addressing critics’ claims that the study ...

I spent last weekend on a cabin trip in the mountains with a few family members, including my four-year-old nephew. We planned so many activities ...

...even though today's teachers are trained to be sensitive to "social-emotional development" and schools are committed to mainstreaming children ...

I grew up in Plymouth, Michigan, and the first day of school was always the Tuesday after Labor Day. As I moved south, I was surprised that the first ...

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