Which Party Will Voters Trust on Education?
https://www.nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/which-party-will-voters-trust-on-education
Recent months have seen a dramatic shift in public attitudes toward education, with a notable growth in the number of Americans who say education is a first-tier issue for them, as well as in the number who say they trust Republicans over Democrats when it comes to schooling. It seems that just as education’s salience with voters is rising, Democrats’ advantage on the issue is dissolving. Two phenomena in particular appear to have driven this change: the parties’ polarized handling of school responses to Covid-19, and their active roles in culture-war issues rooted in schools.
https://www.nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/which-party-will-voters-trust-on-education
Recent months have seen a dramatic shift in public attitudes toward education, with a notable growth in the number of Americans who say education is a first-tier issue for them, as well as in the number who say they trust Republicans over Democrats when it comes to schooling. It seems that just as education’s salience with voters is rising, Democrats’ advantage on the issue is dissolving. Two phenomena in particular appear to have driven this change: the parties’ polarized handling of school responses to Covid-19, and their active roles in culture-war issues rooted in schools.
Ignoring rules, teachers sneak tough math courses
into their school
Our best educators sometimes ignore policy to help kids learn
https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/10/09/ib-math-justice-high-school/
It is stressful to wage underground war against low expectations. But educators who do it like the results…
Many studies show that students learn more when taking a subject they must struggle with, but the American education system has not yet embraced that view.
Our best educators sometimes ignore policy to help kids learn
https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/10/09/ib-math-justice-high-school/
It is stressful to wage underground war against low expectations. But educators who do it like the results…
Many studies show that students learn more when taking a subject they must struggle with, but the American education system has not yet embraced that view.