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Curtis Gilbert

@curtisgilbert

Senior editor @apmreports. Minnesota transplant. Basement bass player. Thrift store aficionado. Cooking fiend. Board game enthusiast.

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NEW on CNN: We've found even more instances of Tim Walz falsely claiming to have been in China during Tiananmen Square - including as recently as a 2019 radio interview. "I was in Hong Kong on June 4, 1989, when, of course, Tiananmen Square happened." cnn.com/2024/10/01/pol…

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The US election is nigh. If you RAGE that it’s down to a few votes in a few swing states, I've got a story for you. A political drama about just how close we came to abolishing the Electoral College. And BONUS, it’ll explain why we still use this old relic to pick Presidents.🧵

The US election is nigh. If you RAGE that it’s down to a few votes in a few swing states, I've got a story for you.

A political drama about just how close we came to abolishing the Electoral College. And BONUS, it’ll explain why we still use this old relic to pick Presidents.🧵
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Do you remember how you were taught to read? On our new Series Essential pick, Emily Hanford explores the schools that bought into a flawed method to teach reading, the publishers who made millions off it & the laws enacted based on this groundbreaking investigation.

Do you remember how you were taught to read?

On our new Series Essential pick, <a href="/ehanford/">Emily Hanford</a> explores the schools that bought into a flawed method to teach reading, the publishers who made millions off it &amp; the laws enacted based on this groundbreaking investigation.
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You might be familiar with our November Series Essential, but do you know the story behind Sold a Story? 📚 In her research. host Emily Hanford traveled to classrooms to observe teaching in real-time and uncover the truth behind low reading levels in elementary students.

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Attorneys in Massachusetts just filed a class-action lawsuit against Heinemann and its authors Calkins, Fountas and Pinnell in state court over what they allege are “deceptive” and “defective” reading programs. apmreports.org/story/2024/12/…

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New episode of Sold a Story available now. Episode 11: The Outlier There's a school district in eastern Ohio where virtually all students become good readers by the time they finish third grade. How did they do it? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sol…

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Third graders in Steubenville, Ohio, are among the best little readers in the nation. For nearly 20 years, the elementary schools in this economically depressed area have produced better readers than some of the wealthiest places in the country. apmreports.org/story/2025/02/…

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The Outlier Sold a Story Episode 11: There’s a school district in eastern Ohio where virtually all the students become good readers by the time they finish third grade. How did they do it?

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We turned our most recent Sold a Story episodes into a one-hour program for Reveal. You can hear it on public radio stations nationwide this weekend, and here: revealnews.org/podcast/readin…

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Many schools rely on an organization called EdReports when deciding which reading programs to purchase. But there's a problem with that.