Kevin Mahnken
Education Journalist at The 74
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1 week ago |
the74million.org | Kevin Mahnken
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Nearly one in three students in middle and high school say they’ve never felt like a “math person,” according to newly released polling from the RAND Corporation. Another 25% said they used to feel at home in the subject, but don’t any longer.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Kevin Mahnken
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter Nearly one in three students in middle and high school say they’ve never felt like a “math person,” according to newly released polling from the RAND Corporation. Another 25% said they used to feel at home in the subject, but don’t any longer.
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2 weeks ago |
datiak12.io | Kevin Mahnken
In recent years, hundreds of school districts across the United States have responded to labor issues and straitened budgets by switching to a four-day weekly schedule. But new research from Missouri suggests that cutting out a day of instruction doesn’t yield the benefits proponents hope to achieve. Circulated as a working paper on Monday, the study offers a statistical analysis of the effects of shifting to a shorter week alongside extensive reflections from educators themselves.
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2 weeks ago |
the74million.org | Kevin Mahnken
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter In recent years, hundreds of school districts across the United States have responded to labor issues and straitened budgets by switching to a four-day weekly schedule. But new research from Missouri suggests that cutting out a day of instruction doesn’t yield the benefits proponents hope to achieve.
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2 weeks ago |
buff.ly | Kevin Mahnken
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter In recent years, hundreds of school districts across the United States have responded to labor issues and straitened budgets by switching to a four-day weekly schedule. But new research from Missouri suggests that cutting out a day of instruction doesn’t yield the benefits proponents hope to achieve.
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The now-defunct Marlboro College in Vermont, which was in the outer periphery of liberal arts schools I considered attending, has had quite a journey just over the last few half-decade https://t.co/empBxbxFJx
My wife's family has a house in the far upper northeast, and occasionally there are like ads in magazines for "you can buy our abandoned college campus for $800k if you can figure out what to do with it."
I think this is a legitimate question
If a right-wing movement had burned down a governor’s mansion, murdered two foreign diplomats & firebombed kids and elderly people at a peaceful protest — in the span of a few weeks — what would the coverage look like? What sort of “national conversation” would we be having?
This is extremely alarming, and I'd expect a political response
At a mall in Colorado, Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked those gathered in remembrance of the Israeli hostages taken by HAMAS with a "makeshift flamethrower" and molotov cocktails, while shouting, "Free Palestine" and "End Zionism". Six people wounded. https://t.co/7YLXHQyVFI
