Upcoming event: Is Ohio on the path to Educational Pluralism? fordhaminstitute.org/ohio/events/oh…

Looking forward to sharing the main findings and recommendations from our collaborative research with JHU School of Education at #ALAS2023 the meantime, you may find the complete report here: nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Reminder: Next week Ashley Rogers Berner will be in Columbus to discuss education pluralism in Ohio.

Join Ashley Rogers Berner in Columbus, Ohio this Tuesday to discuss educational pluralism.

Tomorrow! Ashley Rogers Berner will be in Columbus to discuss educational pluralism in Ohio. It's not too late to register. fordhaminstitute.org/ohio/events/oh…

REMINDER- please join Fordham Institute, School Choice Ohio, & The Buckeye Institute tomorrow to discuss whether or not #Oh is closing in on true #education pluralism with Ashley Rogers Berner of JHU Education Policy. Please register here, buckeyeinstitute.org/events/detail/…

Join David Steiner USA Festival of Education on Saturday, October 21 for his discussion about the health of America’s K-12 school system.

The USA Festival of Education is this Saturday, October 21 at St. Andrew's Episcopal School (Potomac, MD) with over 40 sessions to attend.  Join David Steiner for his presentation, The Hollow Center: Gaslighting in America's Schools, in MacDonald Hall at 11:30 a.m.

Read the latest update from the Institute. mailchi.mp/jhu/oygf58zju6…

Last month, our CivXNow Research and Best Practices group held its monthly brown bag on the Untold Stories of Latinos in History, led by partners from @weareunidosus and JHU Education Policy. bit.ly/407N3YM

📹 Here is David Steiner, Executive Director, John Hopkins Institute for Education Policy, on 💭 Why events such as the Fesitval of Education are important❓#EducationFest

EVENT VIDEO: Is Ohio on the Path to Educational Pluralism? Lessons from Around the World. Last week, @thebuckeyeinstitute, School Choice Ohio, and Fordham Institute OH welcomed Ashley Rogers Berner to Columbus to discuss #edpluralism and what's next for the Buckeye State. youtube.com/watch?v=5yMoAP…

In the ’90s, New York began requiring aspiring educators to take an exam. Thousands of people later claimed that the test was racially biased. nyer.cm/C5CxxFm

Why is background knowledge so critical for effective citizenship? Read on...The American System JHU Education Policy JHU School of Education theamericanconservative.com/what-knowledge…

SO FUN to join Sarah Vacchiano to talk about civic knowledge-building! CivicsEQ is a great new space where parents meet civics in real time. Sarah Vacchiano JHU Education Policy JHU School of Education @SNFAgoraJHU sarahvacchiano.substack.com/p/the-case-for…

“What used to be called ‘failing’ [in many states] is now called ‘passing’—and when we stop telling ourselves the truth about how students are doing, the only people we damage are our students.” David Steiner via Troy Closson nytimes.com/2023/11/13/nyr… #AssessmentHQ JHU Education Policy

New York could soon stop requiring many high school students to take Regents exams, a major step in an overhaul of the state’s graduation system. nyti.ms/3syFj5z

Learning Loss, AI and the Future of Education: Our 24 Most-Read Essays of 2023 The 74 the74million.org/article/learni…

Excited to be among Harvard Education Press titles this spring! education.jhu.edu/edpolicy/impac… JHU Education Policy JHU School of Education

A great deep-dive into #homeschooling trends and research from Angela R. Watson, an assistant professor at JHU School of Education whose work focuses on alternative methods of education.