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A Detroit school has put "differentiated instruction" into operation to help especially those at risk of falling further behind.
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Researchers and educators are working to define—and teach—the noncognitive skills students need to be considered "college and career ready."
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The content and approaches for courses that blend face-to-face and virtual learning varies widely, raising questions about what works best.
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The interactivity and flexibility of online curricula could lead to a wave of more effective ways to assess students, experts say.
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The ACT study found only a third to a half of juniors proficient in the content and skills in the English and math standards.
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If states continue their current pace in narrowing achievement gaps, it could take decades for lagging student groups to catch up, says a recent study.
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