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IDEAS, INSIGHT & CIVIL DISCOURSE issue 5 / May 2019

Are We Delivering on the Promise of Education?

 

Issue 5 Articles

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Voices - Margaret Spellings

Voices: with Margaret Spellings

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Hanna Skandera on the Promise of Education

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03

Leader Spotlight: Robert Runcie and Hadi Partovi

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04

About the Value of Education

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05

Leading Change: Empowering Students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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06

Infographic: Delivering on the Promise of Education

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07

Educating Good Citizens

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Can One System Prepare Students to be Ready for Both College and Career?

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Virginia CTE Program Embraces Multiple Pathways to Success After High School

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Do the Fundamentals of K-12 Education Still Matter?

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The Imperatives and Casualties of College Readiness

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Public Schools Can’t Solve America’s Crisis of Purpose, But We Can Do A Lot More

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Hanna Skandera on the Promise of Education

Within these pages we will reflect on the goals and values of education throughout our history, wrestle with what our education objectives are — or should be — and challenge ourselves to consider whether our current approach is working. Are...

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Leading Change: Empowering Students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution poses new demands on leaders to make schools more relevant. Education leaders need to develop a shared vision that aligns ambitious goals with an expanded set of expectations for what students should learn in school and...

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Leader Spotlight: Robert Runcie and Hadi Partovi

Robert Runcie leads Broward County Public Schools in Broward County, Florida. Hadi Partovi is founder and CEO of Code.org. Each cares deeply about kids and is fiercely dedicated to making education better. They think Americans want quality education too, but...

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Hanna Skandera on Equity & Opportunity

This issue of The Line grapples with the expectation that education must be delivered to students no matter where they are born or live. But there is no question that the characteristics of community can influence opportunity to receive a...

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Leader Spotlight with Mandy Manning, Jorge A. Aguilar and John White

Whether it’s called an equity gap, achievement gap or opportunity gap, these education leaders clearly have nuanced views about what is required to re-focus and improve public education in America, but they share an optimism that we have the power...

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Walking the Line with Andre Spencer and Ana Ponce

Most education leaders pledge their steadfast dedication to addressing the needs of all students. But what does that commitment look like when it means refusing to allow citizenship status or socioeconomics get in the way? These are part of everyday...

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Superintendent or Constitutional Scholar?

If we are to manage the liberties of the individual while providing an education in a non-threatening, respectful environment, we will need to initiate what may be a polite but uncomfortable conversation about our entitlements and obligations....

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