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Why "evidence-based" isn't enough — and what to do about it
The gap between what research shows and what schools do reveals a systems problem, not a knowledge problem.
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The gap between what research shows and what schools do reveals a systems problem, not a knowledge problem.
Read on Substack →What if districts acted less like bureaucracies and more like operating systems for community-based learning?
Read on Substack →Thousands of young adults remain eligible for public education but are never re-engaged. Here's why—and how to fix it.
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