Fall 2019 Freshman Class: How ...
by Liann Herder The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center’s report on retention and persistence rates for the fall 2019...
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Director Barb Hoffman on Findi...
Schoolwork is important but what happens when you’re stuck in the library with a 3000 word essay due in a few hours and you’re both...
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Dr. Sandra Stotsky: The road to effective education is paved with local financial control and parent choice. No federal funding or...
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Readers of JPGB are well aware of the many flaws of how charter school laws and policies are ranked by the National Association of...
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Perfecting democracy is our daily task. “Humanity has won its battle. Liberty now has a country.” So said the Marquis de Lafayette...
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The pandemic upended college life, forcing tuition to be moved online. Now in-person classes are back – and students are happy...
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The Garden State Guarantee could help address a downward trend, triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, in college enrollment among...
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Daniel Lacalle The United States retail sales and jobless claims weakness, significantly below estimates, coincides with the largest...
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written by Glenn Loury Quillette invited author and Brown University professor of economics Glenn Loury to respond to Aaron Hanna’s...
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Lee Drutman organized an open letter signed by 200 scholars warning of threats to U.S. democracy. He talks about what makes elections...
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Attendees will learn about ‘liberatory conditions where whiteness has been eradicated’ California State University East Bay faculty...
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The 8-1 decision was the court’s first ruling on student free speech since 1969 Credit: David McKeown/Republican-Herald via AP...
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Will masks, social distancing and the dreaded self-isolation be part of school life for another year from August? The end of the...
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by Lynn Bosetti and Troy Heffernan Incivility is on the rise in university culture. If you are an academic you’ve likely seen or...
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The Social Mobility Foundation wants a more flexible appeals process to help disadvantaged students. Many pupils from low-income...
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Princeton sets a lower bar for degrees in the classics, saying the change will undo “systemic racism” and promote inclusivity and...
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New data sheds light on parents’ attitudes toward fall schooling. Parent preferences for how their children attended school...
read moreThe Origins of Keynesian Econo...
Robert Blumen The British Austrian economist W.H. Hutt was a great critic of Keynes’s economic theories. However, his speculations on...
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George Leef Colleges and universities used to proclaim that their mission was to give students a broad education that would expand...
read moreHow COVID Reshaped the Reading...
Victor De La Cerda uses the science of reading method to teach literacy over Zoom during the pandemic. (Screenshot courtesy of Victor...
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