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Studies Probe 'Value-Added' Measures
July 1, 2009  As a method for evaluating teachers’ effectiveness, researchers say, the technique has some drawbacks.

Scholars Make Case for Integration
June 17, 2009  Researchers travel to Capitol Hill to present new findings on the academic benefits of racially mixed schools.

Researchers Mull STEM Gender Gap
June 16, 2009  Despite evidence that women have achieved parity on math and science achievement tests, men still outnumber women at the top levels of most of those fields.

After-School Programs
June 16, 2009

College Completion Focus of Attention
June 8, 2009

Education Statistics
June 9, 2009

3 Foundations Back New Approach to Research
June 9, 2009

Teacher Transfers Linked to Influx of Black Students
Updated: June 5, 2009

Chicago Group Promotes Links for Districts, Researchers
Updated: June 9, 2009

Charter-Style Schools Catching on Across the World
May 18, 2009

Report Highlights Risks of Teacher Merit Pay
May 18, 2009

Student Testing
May 18, 2009

Report Points to Risks of Merit Pay for Teachers
May 14, 2009

Comparing School Success
May 12, 2009

ETS Tracks Causes of Scoring Gaps
May 7, 2009

Partnership’s First Product Aimed at Middle School Vocabulary
Updated: May 11, 2009

Study Examines Cooperative-Learning Results by Race
Updated: May 11, 2009

Scholars Probe Diverse Effects of Exit Exams
April 27, 2009

School Safety
April 28, 2009

Chicago’s High Achievers Found To Miss Out on College Options
Updated: May 7, 2009

Youths' Civic Engagement Seen to Rise
April 21, 2009

Scholars Size Up Outlook for Federal Research Funds
April 21, 2009

Lessons Sifted From Tragedy at Columbine
April 7, 2009

Race to The Top
April 7, 2009

Results Mixed for Home-Visit Programs
April 7, 2009

Obama Unveils Picks for Key Ed. Dept. Jobs
April 3, 2009

'No Effects' Studies Raising Eyebrows
March 31, 2009

Dropout Prevention
March 31, 2009

Research Shows Evolving Picture of E-Education
March 24, 2009

Reading, Math Software Found to Have Little Effect on Scores
March 13, 2009

Dropout Recovery
March 16, 2009

Study of Charters in 8 States Finds Mixed Effects
Updated: March 18, 2009

Algebra-for-All Policy Found to Raise Rates Of Failure in Chicago
March 6, 2009

Educator Loss in STEM Area Called Issue
March 6, 2009

Out-of-School Factors Seen as Key
March 10, 2009

Study Says Most 1st Grade Classes Not High Quality
February 27, 2009

Study Gives Edge to 2 Math Programs
March 2, 2009

Charters Seen as Lab for Report's Ideas on Teachers
February 23, 2009

Study: PBS Cartoon Show Boosts Early-Reading Skills
February 23, 2009

Study Finds Edge for Certain Early-Math Programs
Updated: March 2, 2009

Scholars See Comics as No Laughing Matter
February 9, 2009

Studies Suggest School Cafeterias Still Need to Trim the Fat
February 10, 2009

Book Probes Scoring Gaps Tied to Race
February 2, 2009

Study Tallies Costs of Out-of-School Programs
February 3, 2009

'Scientifically Based' Giving Way to 'Development,' 'Innovation'
January 27, 2009

Achievement Gaps
January 27, 2009

Graduation Rates
January 27, 2009

Ethical Minds
January 16, 2009

Mixed Heritage Said to Present Complex Issues
January 21, 2009

Staying In College
January 21, 2009

Home Schooling
January 21, 2009

Research Hones Focus on ELLs
December 31, 2008

Beginning Reading
January 6, 2009

Differences in Math Eyed More Closely
December 18, 2008

Research Effort Aims to Bury 'Nothing Works' Image
December 15, 2008

Better Data Seen as Vital to Improving Nation's Schools
December 5, 2008

Extra Dose of 9th Grade Reading Said to Help
December 8, 2008

Homework Loads
December 9, 2008

Social Development
December 9, 2008

Study Calls for Tightly Tying School Funding to Strategic Goals
December 2, 2008

Institute of Education Sciences' Board Calls Agency's Past 5 Years a Success
November 25, 2008

'What Works' Process for Assessing Studies Called Valid
Updated: December 2, 2008

Researchers Pitch Policy Ideas as Power Shifts in Capital
November 19, 2008

Project Probes Digital Media's Effect on Ethics
November 14, 2008

Study Will Size Up Doctoral Programs for Education Researchers
October 24, 2008

Research Yields Clues on the Effects of Extra Time for Learning
September 22, 2008

Instant Messaging Found to Slow Students' Reading
August 15, 2008

Instant Messaging, Video Games Probed for Effects on Academics
August 26, 2008

Some Choice Picks For Research Panel
August 25, 2008

Returning Dropouts Said to Face Too Tough a Road to Graduation
Updated: September 4, 2008

Stanford to Offer Scholarly Articles on Education for Free
Updated: July 29, 2008

Fellowships Aim to Nurture Research Talent
July 28, 2008

School Finance Law Passage Highlight for N.H. Legislature
July 28, 2008

Missouri Increases School Spending
July 28, 2008

Expanding Learning Time
July 29, 2008

Work Flexibility Urged as Key Step For Bolstering Low-Wage Families
July 29, 2008

Financing Extra Learning Time
July 29, 2008

Top Students Said to Stagnate Under NCLB
June 18, 2008

Career Academies Seen to Pay Off in Higher Earnings
Updated: October 3, 2008

Weigh Student Gains, NBPTS Urged
July 15, 2008

TV and Child Development
July 15, 2008

Full-Day Kindergarten
July 15, 2008

Middle Schools
July 15, 2008

Study Urges National Board to Weigh Student Gains
June 30, 2008

Credential of NBPTS Has Impact
June 13, 2008

Debate Erupts on How to Pick Chief of U.S. Schools Data
June 16, 2008

National-Board Teachers Found to Be Effective
June 11, 2008

What Works Offers ‘Quick Reviews’ of New Studies
June 9, 2008

Majority of Youths Found to Lack a Direction in Life
June 9, 2008

Study Finds Phila. 9th Graders Taught by Least-Experienced Teachers
May 22, 2008

New Uses Explored for ‘Value Added’ Data
May 28, 2008

AAUW Sees No Educational Crisis for Boys
May 20, 2008

Phila. 9th Graders Found to Get Least-Seasoned Teachers
June 4, 2008

Scholars Put Price Tag On Parent Involvement
June 4, 2008

Fears of ‘Boys Crisis’ Called Overstated
June 4, 2008

Ideas on Creative and Practical IQ Underlie New Tests of Giftedness
May 20, 2008

School Funding Disparities
May 20, 2008

Edge Seen for Chicago Charter High Schools
Updated: May 14, 2008

IES Offers ‘Practice Guide’ on School Turnarounds
May 13, 2008

‘Value Added’ Pioneer Says Stinging Critique of Method Is Off-Base
Updated: July 17, 2008

Scrutiny Heightens for ‘Value Added’ Research Methods
Updated: May 6, 2008

Bullies' Relationships
April 29, 2008

Researchers Gain Insight Into Education's Impact on Nations' Productivity
April 22, 2008

Black-White Gap Widens Faster for High Achievers
April 14, 2008

High School Studies Eye Role of Charter Status, Teachers
Updated: April 8, 2008

Federal Job Corps Program
April 8, 2008

Smaller Classes Seen As No Silver Bullet
April 8, 2008

New Center Applies Cost-Benefit Analysis to Education Policies
April 8, 2008

Security Checks of U.S. Education Contractors to Change
March 28, 2008

Students Observed to Be ‘On Task’ Less as Class Size Grows
April 1, 2008

Program Design Called Crucial Across Array of School Choices
Updated: July 17, 2008

Student Engagement Found to Rise as Class Size Falls
March 25, 2008

Study Finds Lower Math Scores in Catholic Schools
March 7, 2008

Insights Gained Into Arts and Smarts
March 7, 2008

U.S. Position on Research Seen in Flux
March 4, 2008

Students in Cash-Incentives Study Score Higher in Math
Updated: February 27, 2008

Survey on Homework Reveals Acceptance, Despite Some Gripes
February 15, 2008

Extra Literacy Class Helps Struggling Readers—Some
Updated: February 19, 2008

Exercise Seen as Priming Pump for Students’ Academic Strides
February 12, 2008

U.S. Review Finds No Proof That Reform Model Works
February 1, 2008

Poor Rural Children Attract Close Study
February 5, 2008

Middle School Performance
February 5, 2008

New Hampshire
January 29, 2008

Teachers Advised to ‘Get Real’ on Race
January 29, 2008

Missouri
January 22, 2008

Evidence for Moving to K-8 Model Not Airtight
January 15, 2008

Working Conditions Trump Pay
January 2, 2008

PISA Results Scoured for Secrets to Better Science Scores
January 8, 2008

Social-Skills Programs Found to Yield Gains in Academic Subjects
December 18, 2007

Mass. Initiative: Does More Time Equal More Learning?
December 11, 2007

ADHD Experts Fear Brain-Growth Study Being Misconstrued
December 3, 2007

High-Quality After-School Programs Tied to Test-Score Gains
November 27, 2007

Behavior and Academics
November 27, 2007

No Easy Answers About NCLB’s Effect on ‘Poverty Gap’
November 8, 2007

Ed. Dept. Web Site Seeks to Link Research, Practice
November 12, 2007

South’s Schools Pass Milestone on Poverty
November 2, 2007

School Readiness
November 6, 2007

Study Finds No ‘Educational Triage’ Driven by NCLB
October 31, 2007

Low-Income Students Are Public School Majority in South, Study Finds
October 30, 2007

Experiments Aim to Ease Effects of ‘Stereotype Threat’
October 23, 2007

Report Card Time for Research Arm of Education Dept.
October 23, 2007

‘Scientific’ Label in Law Stirs Debate
October 16, 2007

Research-Based Guides
October 9, 2007

Real-World Problems Inspire R&D Solutions Geared to Classroom
October 9, 2007

School Safety
October 2, 2007

Peer Tutoring’s Potential to Boost IQ Intrigues Educators
October 2, 2007

School Boards’ Effect on Student Learning Gets New Attention
September 24, 2007

NAEP Testing Standards
September 25, 2007

Ed. Dept. to Finance Study of ‘Responsive Classroom’
September 10, 2007

Teachers Underestimate Short Boys' Intelligence
September 4, 2007

Holes Found in U.S. Rules on Teachers
September 4, 2007

NCLB Teacher Rules Unevenly Enforced, Major Study Finds
August 29, 2007

NCLB ‘Highly Qualified’ Rules for Teachers Seen as Ineffective
August 28, 2007

International Comparison
August 28, 2007

Officials See Scant Gains From NCLB Rules On Teachers
August 22, 2007

Scholars Reaching Outside Education for School Fixes
August 14, 2007

U.S. Poised to Sit Out TIMSS Test
July 26, 2007

Study: Low, High Fliers Gain Less Under NCLB
July 16, 2007

U.S. Switches Contractors for ‘What Works’ Research Site
July 12, 2007

Congress May Thwart Upward Bound Study
July 17, 2007

Missouri Lawmakers Continue to Deliver on Increased Funding
July 17, 2007

New Hampshire Requiring Kindergarten to Be Offered
July 17, 2007

Study of Federal Upward Bound Program at Risk
Updated: January 17, 2008

Researchers Cite Evidence for Race-Conscious Policies
June 29, 2007

NCLB Tutoring, But Not Transfers, Found to Help Student Scores
June 28, 2007

Proof of Positive Effect Found for Only a Few Character Programs
June 13, 2007

Teachers Say NCLB Has Changed Classroom Practice
June 15, 2007

NCLB's Impact on Teaching Tracked
June 19, 2007

Evidence Thin on Student Gains From NCLB Tutoring
June 12, 2007

Annual U.S. Data Report Probes AP Trends
May 31, 2007

Computer Training Found to Help Those With ADHD
June 4, 2007

Scholarship's Political Punch Examined
May 21, 2007

In Whole-School Reform, Staying True to Model Matters
May 14, 2007

U.S. Faulted on Training of Scholars
May 7, 2007

Most Nations Seen Falling Short of NAEP ‘Proficiency’
May 1, 2007

Studies Find That Use of Learning Toys Can Backfire
April 24, 2007

Most Nations Fall Short of NAEP Proficiency, Analysis Finds
April 24, 2007

AERA Stresses Value of Alternatives to 'Gold Standard'
Updated: March 6, 2008

Foreign Scholars Eye Issues That Resonate In U.S.
April 17, 2007

Long After Katrina, Children Show Symptoms of Psychological Distress
April 5, 2007

Center to Support Instruction on ‘Computational Thinking’
April 3, 2007

New Breed of Digital Tutors Yielding Learning Gains
April 2, 2007

Collecting Evidence
March 22, 2007

Out-of-Favor Reading Plan Rated Highly
March 27, 2007

Tutoring Program Found Effective, Despite Cold Shoulder Under Reading First
March 20, 2007

New Center Asks: Does Merit Pay Work?
March 19, 2007

Shift in Regional Education Labs’ Role Stirs Concern
March 13, 2007

Studies Mixed on National Certification for Teachers
March 6, 2007

Lessons Learned on ‘Scaling Up’ of Projects
February 27, 2007

Statistical Errors?
January 30, 2007

New Chairman Named For Research Board
January 30, 2007

Computer Animation Being Used to Bring Science Concepts to Life
January 30, 2007

Merit Pay Linked to Learning Gains
January 30, 2007

Missouri Governor Seeks $214 Million Hike In School Aid
January 30, 2007

Teacher Merit Pay Linked To Student-Learning Gains
January 25, 2007

‘What Works’ Reviewers Find No Learning Edge for Leading Math Texts
Updated: March 6, 2008

Guidelines for ‘What Works’ Contract Signal Shifts
January 23, 2007

Ohio District Tests Performance Pay—for Students
January 16, 2007

Researchers Examine School Choice Picks
January 17, 2007

Researchers Compare School Choice Decision Making
January 11, 2007

Study Links Merit Pay to Slightly Higher Student Scores
January 5, 2007

Amendment Sought to Help Neediest Districts on Funding
January 9, 2007

Audit: Research Agency Was Lax on Monitoring of Some Contracts
January 9, 2007

Breakaway Education Research Group Pulls From Diverse Disciplines
December 19, 2006

Rise of Youth Mentoring Outpaces Knowledge Base
December 12, 2006

‘Seven C’s’ of Success
December 12, 2006

Study Questions Role Math, Science Scores Play In Nations’ GDPs
December 12, 2006

Study Questions Role Math, Science Play in Nation’s GDP
December 7, 2006

Scholars Debate Outlook for Closing Black-White Gap in IQ
December 5, 2006

Potential of Global Tests Seen as Unrealized
November 22, 2006

Study Unlocks Secrets of Lithuania’s Success
November 22, 2006

Civil Rights Project to Leave Harvard for Los Angeles
November 28, 2006

Schools’ Role in Achievement Gaps Scrutinized
November 14, 2006

Improvement Models Rated by Researchers
November 13, 2006

School Improvement Models Rated
November 9, 2006

Scholars Test Out New Yardsticks of School Poverty
November 7, 2006

Web Sites Gauge Proof of Whether Programs Work
November 7, 2006

Randomized Trials Flourish in Developing Countries
October 30, 2006

Foundation Shifts Tack on Studies
October 20, 2006

Research Office Sets Panel to Advise on Urban Education
October 23, 2006

Rags to Riches in U.S. Largely a Myth, Scholars Write
October 24, 2006

Charter Schools
October 17, 2006

Study: Nations With ‘Happy’ Students Post Poorer Scores
October 17, 2006

Michigan Charters Seen to Draw Private School Students
October 13, 2006

No School Improvement Models Get Top Rating From AIR
October 10, 2006

Online Clearinghouse Sizes Up What Works in Array of Programs
October 3, 2006

Project Eyes Diverse Data Sets for Insight On Children
October 3, 2006

IES Gets Mixed Grades as It Comes of Age
September 26, 2006

‘One Stop’ Research Shop Seen as Slow to Yield Views That Educators Can Use
September 26, 2006

NCLB Waivers Urged as Spur for Research
September 26, 2006

N.H. Court Strikes Down School Aid System
September 19, 2006

Students Perform Worse for Teachers Of the Opposite Gender, Study Finds
September 6, 2006

‘Social Norms’ Seen to Keep Students on Right Track
September 6, 2006

Writing About Values Found to Shrink Achievement Gap
September 6, 2006

Gender and Teaching
September 6, 2006

A Media Organization With Many Faces
September 6, 2006

On the Way Out
August 12, 2006

Cognition Studies Offer Insights on Academic Tactics
August 29, 2006

Final Four of 10 New Centers for Subject-Specific Research Unveiled by Federal Officials
August 29, 2006

C. Frederick Mosteller
August 8, 2006

Project GRAD Seen Yielding Mixed Record
July 25, 2006

Research Center to Scour States’ Data Troves
July 24, 2006

Lawmakers Defeat Host of School Bills
July 25, 2006

Compulsory-Age Plan Defeated in Session
July 25, 2006

Test Scores Linked to Home Prices
July 25, 2006

Best Practices
July 25, 2006

Economist Links Test Scores to Home Values
July 19, 2006

'Best Practices' Distilled From Studies of More Than 250 Schools
July 14, 2006

Black IQ Scores Seen to Narrow Racial Gap
July 11, 2006

Signs of Early Exit for Dropouts Abound
June 19, 2006

Black-White Gap in IQ Scores Closing, Study Finds
June 21, 2006

Race Report’s Influence Felt 40 Years Later
June 20, 2006

Fresh Look at Coleman Data Yields Different Conclusions
June 20, 2006

Project Yields Gains for New Zealand’s Maori Pupils
June 6, 2006

Study Questions Push for Smaller High Schools
June 6, 2006

Immigrants in Developed Nations Lag Behind Native Peers in School
May 23, 2006

Survey Finds Majority of Elementary Schools Still Offer Recess Time
May 23, 2006

Smaller Not Necessarily Better, School-Size Study Concludes
May 23, 2006

‘What Works’ Rates Programs' Effectiveness
May 16, 2006

High School Models’ Lessons Summed Up
May 9, 2006

Rising to a Challenge
May 2, 2006

Lessons From Successful High School Improvement Models Distilled
May 3, 2006

Study Finds Research on Management Groups Lacking
May 2, 2006

Choice Issue Opens Rift in Missouri
May 2, 2006

Advanced Hype
April 14, 2006

Debate Over Dropouts Renewed as Scholars Issue Dueling Reports
April 21, 2006

U.S. Teacher-Licensing Debate Found to Echo In Asia
April 25, 2006

Research Group Rates Effectiveness of Educational Management Organizations
Updated: January 17, 2008

Study: EMO Schools Don't Outscore Other Phila. Schools
April 13, 2006

AERA Sessions Run Gamut From NCLB to Instant Messaging
April 13, 2006

Teachers With High Licensing Scores Found More Effective
April 13, 2006

U.S. Pilot of AYP 'Growth' Models Advances
April 6, 2006

Education Said to Trail Most Other Gauges of Child Welfare
April 4, 2006

Groups Launch Venture to Study Calif. School Policy
April 4, 2006

Brain Research
April 4, 2006

Eight States Advance in Bid to Use NCLB ‘Growth Models’
March 31, 2006

Smart Children Don’t Have More Brain Matter Than Less Intelligent Youngsters, Study Says
March 31, 2006

Control of Regional Education Labs Shifting
March 28, 2006

Video Clips Said to Help Beginning Readers
March 23, 2006

SAT Found to Predict Career Successes
March 21, 2006

Talk of U.S. Crisis in Math, Science is Largely Misplaced, Skeptics Say
March 21, 2006

Study Suggests How U.S. Could Identify Future Mathematicians, Scientists
March 15, 2006

Concern Over Gender Gaps Shifting to Boys
March 10, 2006

N.H. School Aid Law Rebuffed
March 14, 2006

Tracking Devices
February 17, 2006

K-8 Structure Gives No Academic Boost, Analysis Finds
February 28, 2006

Senate Panel Explores Ways to Spur Progress on Math and Science
February 21, 2006

Scholar Finds Gold in Special Brand of Urban Humor
February 14, 2006

Scholars Warn of Overstating Gains From AP Classes Alone
February 14, 2006

New Group of Researchers Focuses on Scientific Study
January 27, 2006

Review Process for U.S. Education Research Approved
January 31, 2006

Housing Experiment for Poor Found to Lack School Payoff
January 20, 2006

Education Plan Targets High School Dropouts
January 20, 2006

Childhood Obesity
January 24, 2006

N.H. Senate Passes School Choice Bill
January 24, 2006

K-12 Programs Eyed for Spending
January 13, 2006

Scholars Cite Privacy Law as Obstacle
January 17, 2006

New Approach to Graduation Data Finds Falling Rates in Most States
January 10, 2006

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Katrina’s Castaways
January 10, 2006

A Special Bond
January 10, 2006

Venturing Back Home
January 10, 2006

Miles Apart
January 10, 2006

Unsafe Neighborhoods Linked to Childhood Obesity
January 6, 2006

A Small Wonder
January 3, 2006

Panel Examines Teacher Training
December 13, 2005

Finance Suits Being Pursued in Conn., Mo.
December 6, 2005

Report Critiques Evidence on School Improvement Models
December 6, 2005

Teacher Recruitment and Retention
November 29, 2005

Key Data on Charter Achievement Missing as Policy Questions Mount
November 29, 2005

Harvard Study Offers Advice on Alternative Certification
November 29, 2005

Lessons for Urban-District Improvement Outlined
November 29, 2005

Teacher Recruitment and Retention Report Distills 91 Studies
November 17, 2005

Teacher Logs Reveal How Class Time Is Really Spent
November 15, 2005

Minority Students’ Popularity Found to Fall as Grades Rise
November 15, 2005

Advice Offered on Designing Alternative-Certification Plans
November 15, 2005

GAO Revises Estimates of Students Excluded From NAEP
November 8, 2005

Department Sets Guidelines on Misconduct in Research
November 8, 2005

Troops-to-Teachers Recruits Pass Muster With Principals, Study Finds
November 8, 2005

Senate Confirms Head of NCES
November 1, 2005

Federal Grant Awarded to Study Preschool Math
November 1, 2005

States Vary on Students Excluded From NAEP Tests
November 1, 2005

Focus on ‘Basic’ Achievement Level on NAEP Stirs Concern
November 1, 2005

D.C. Voucher Program Gets Mixed Reviews From Families
October 25, 2005

Shift in Research on Educating Blacks Urged
October 25, 2005

Full-Day Kindergarten Produces More Learning Gains, Study Says
October 18, 2005

Panel Urges U.S. Push to Raise Math, Science Achievement
October 18, 2005

Most Teen Students Bullied, Survey Finds
October 18, 2005

Missouri Board Raises Graduation Standards
October 18, 2005

Most Teenagers Report Being Bullied in School
October 13, 2005

Lawmakers Rewrite State Aid Formula
October 11, 2005

New Finance System Doesn’t Satisfy Governor
October 11, 2005

Contracts Awarded for NCLB Centers
October 11, 2005

Scholars Eye ‘Signature’ Method of Teacher Training
October 11, 2005

Study Finds Kindergarten Retention Harmful
October 11, 2005

Schools Told to Help Mobile Military Children Feel at Home
October 4, 2005

K.C. District Facing Big Bill
October 4, 2005

Teachers From Alternate Routes Scrutinized
September 27, 2005

Research Group Taps Former Chiefs as Consultants
September 27, 2005

Research Lab Renamed
September 13, 2005

University of Chicago Steps Up Work on City Schools
September 13, 2005

Abstinence Program Shows Mixed Results
September 13, 2005

Panel Sets Federal Priorities for Research
September 13, 2005

Study Examines Abstinence-Only Program
September 7, 2005

Classroom Gestures Studied for Effects on Learning
September 7, 2005

New Hampshire School Finance Plan Heads Back to Court
August 30, 2005

Bidders Are Sought for Regional Labs
August 30, 2005

Student Preparation Seen to Fall Short of College Expectations
August 17, 2005

More College Graduates Going Directly Into Teaching
August 11, 2005

First-Generation College-Goers Lag in Earning Degrees
August 11, 2005

Bush Nominates Commissioner for Statistics Agency
August 9, 2005

U.S. Teenagers Post Academic Improvements Over Past Three Decades
August 2, 2005

Pressure Builds for Effective Staff Training
July 26, 2005

Research Groups to Merge
July 26, 2005

Studies Decry Faulty Graduation Data, Rising Dropout Rates
July 8, 2005

Learning by At-Risk Students Tops List of Proposed Research Priorities
July 12, 2005

Reform Model Found to Spur Gains in Kansas
July 12, 2005

States’ Graduation Data Seen as Undercounting Dropouts
June 23, 2005

Review Panel Turns Up Little Evidence to Back Teacher Ed. Practices
June 21, 2005

NCLB and Testing
June 21, 2005

Missouri Suit to Proceed
June 21, 2005

Department Launches Online Research Registry
June 21, 2005

High-Tech Preschoolers
June 14, 2005

Student Discipline
June 14, 2005

Ed. Dept. Seeks Bids for New NCLB Help Centers
June 14, 2005

Researchers Design New Ways to Gauge Arts Spillover
June 7, 2005

Names Can Hurt You
June 7, 2005

Record Numbers of Students Enrolled in the Public Schools
June 7, 2005

Missouri OKs School Aid Plan; Likely Plaintiffs Unimpressed
May 24, 2005

‘Talent Development’ Model Seen as Having Impact
May 24, 2005

Release of Unreviewed Studies Sparks Debate
May 17, 2005

Second Look at Tougher Accountability Yields New Results
May 10, 2005

Scientific Backlash
May 10, 2005

Long-Awaited Study Shows ‘Success for All’ Gains
May 10, 2005

Missouri
May 3, 2005

New Hampshire
May 3, 2005

Study Disputes Edge For Private Schools
May 3, 2005

Monetary Motivation
May 3, 2005

Two Studies Track Achievement-Gap Trends
May 3, 2005

Study Sees Positive Effects of Teacher Certification
April 26, 2005

Research Gathering Brings Perspectives on Education From 53 Different Nations
April 26, 2005

Downsizing Districts Seen to Have Positive Effect
April 19, 2005

‘Fast Track’ Teacher-Certification Efforts Are Examined
Updated: March 28, 2008

Certified Urban Educators Seen Less Likely to Be Put In 9th Grade Classrooms
April 19, 2005

Researchers Compare Florida Testing, NCLB, But Critics Pan Study
April 12, 2005

Charter Schools
April 12, 2005

N.H. Board Kills Kindergarten Plan
April 12, 2005

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A Civic Education
April 12, 2005

Math Emerges as Big Hurdle for Teenagers
March 22, 2005

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A Cultural Odyssey
March 22, 2005

Row Erupts in Britain Over Teaching of Tolerance
March 15, 2005

Latino Research Group Sets Ambitious Agenda
March 8, 2005

Academic Tracking
March 8, 2005

Bush Names Whitehurst to Be Acting NCES Chief
March 8, 2005

Smoking-Prevention Programs in Schools Found Ineffective for Teens
March 8, 2005

Long Commutes Seen Influencing Teacher Job Choices
March 1, 2005

Grover Promotes Harvard Course
March 1, 2005

Teacher Turnover Tracked in City District
February 23, 2005

Education Sciences Board Convenes for First Time
February 15, 2005

Study: Teacher-Designed Math Curriculum Is Effective
February 15, 2005

Florida Study Shows Achievement Lags for Racially Isolated Schools in the State
February 8, 2005

Studies Show High Schools’ Shortcomings
February 8, 2005

Push for Science-Based Research Is Expanded
February 1, 2005

Researchers Connect Lower Achievement, High School Exit Tests
February 1, 2005

Researchers Map Teen Sex Pattern
February 1, 2005

N.H. Chief Departs
February 1, 2005

Education Abstracts Prompt Debate
January 25, 2005

‘Mixed Methods’ Research Examined
January 25, 2005

Parents’ Aid at Home Benefits Preschoolers
January 19, 2005

Universities Team Up With Urban Districts to Run Local Schools
January 19, 2005

Missouri
January 19, 2005

British Study Tracks Effect of Class Size
January 11, 2005

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Uniform Effects?
January 11, 2005

N.H. Governor Selects New Schools Chief
December 7, 2004

New Research Shows Some Math Practices Help Minority Pupils
December 7, 2004

Violence-Prevention Grant Is Awarded
December 7, 2004

Panel Urges New System for H.S. Data
December 7, 2004

College Persistence
November 30, 2004

Federal Report Examines Charter Schools
November 30, 2004

Math Programs Seen to Lack a Research Base
November 23, 2004

Infants' Perception
November 16, 2004

Grant Given to Help Assess NCLB Assistance Needs
November 9, 2004

Research Commissioner
November 2, 2004

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