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The Innovations Issue

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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Oakland Students Test a New Kind of School in Thailand

Visit Mae Sariang, where 11 students traveled 7,700 miles to see if an American public school can deliver an immersive international education.

By
Tim Kennedy
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Imagining a Super School: A True Comic

9th grader Naia is into her new school and its big plans for VR, AI, and student side hustles. Take the tour.

By
Leah Fabel
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
In a Wildly Changing World, A School Hits Reset

Achievement First Greenfield is what happened when a school network said its best wasn’t good enough. A new design comes alive.

By
Leah Fabel
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Teaching Is Ripe for Machine Assistance

Can machines replace teachers? Hardly. Can they automate chores and alter how teachers spend their precious time? A former teacher says it’s inevitable.

By
Thomas Arnett
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Back to the Future with a New Kind of Open Classroom School

For a school leader in Denver, constructing a school meant springing teachers and students from classroom isolation and imagining a new approach to open space.

By
Boyce Upholt
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Parents Ask: What If?

So maybe you wouldn’t or couldn’t do what these parents did. But their choices expand the way we think about learning.

By
Ting Yu
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
The Real Risk Is Innovators Learning in Isolation

When we talk about innovation, we’re not arguing breakthroughs versus incrementalism. Advancing educational opportunity for all will come from both.

By
Elisa Villanueva Beard

Most Recent

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2017 Social Innovation Award Finalists
Marie De Jesus
Alumni Stories
June 22, 2017
$125,000 in Prizes Awarded to Education Social Innovators

Students building houses and earning scholarships. A project to hack school. Help for special education teachers. Meet the winners of Teach For America’s 2017 Social Innovation Awards.

By
Paula Ann Solis
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Education Coverage
June 21, 2017
Five Questions for Louisiana Recovery District Chief Kunjan Narechania

As oversight of New Orleans schools shifts once again, Kunjan Narechania knows that everyone is watching, and the stakes are high.

By
Ting Yu
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Kevin Martinez
Alumni Stories
June 16, 2017
On the Border, a DACAmented Science Teacher Fights On

Brought to Texas as a child, Priscilla Aguilar Lumbreras had to be tenacious to get to where she is as a teacher. She's not giving up.

By
Tim Kennedy
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Back to the Future with a New Kind of Open Classroom School

For a school leader in Denver, constructing a school meant springing teachers and students from classroom isolation and imagining a new approach to open space.

By
Boyce Upholt
future_school_feature.png
Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Imagining a Super School: A True Comic

9th grader Naia is into her new school and its big plans for VR, AI, and student side hustles. Take the tour.

By
Leah Fabel
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Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
In a Wildly Changing World, A School Hits Reset

Achievement First Greenfield is what happened when a school network said its best wasn’t good enough. A new design comes alive.

By
Leah Fabel
thailand_feature
Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Oakland Students Test a New Kind of School in Thailand

Visit Mae Sariang, where 11 students traveled 7,700 miles to see if an American public school can deliver an immersive international education.

By
Tim Kennedy
parents_feature_2.jpg
Education Coverage
June 5, 2017
Parents Ask: What If?

So maybe you wouldn’t or couldn’t do what these parents did. But their choices expand the way we think about learning.

By
Ting Yu

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