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Disrupting the Government’s Hold on Education with Guest Terrye Seckinger
Terrye Seckinger discusses the role government should play in education and why children need school choice to reach their potential.
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Welcome to the Noah Webster Education Foundation blog! Here, you’ll find the latest education news, expert guidance, and in-depth resources all in one place. Explore pro/con guides, research school options, dive into hot topics in learning, and gain insights that can inspire meaningful action in your community.
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Terrye Seckinger discusses the role government should play in education and why children need school choice to reach their potential.
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California will spend $650 million annually to provide lunch for students. The public school budget will also include LGBTQ+ student support.
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Benefits of standardized tests like accountability & data. Drawbacks include teaching to the test. Balanced view for parents & educators.
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Formal education is a vast world of perspectives. One option for schooling is the out-of-the-box approach of the Montessori method.
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Massachusetts legislators want to track schoolchildren's vaccine records. They may even try to vaccinate children without parental consent.
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Nationwide, schools have erupted in controversy. People want to know: what should kids actually be learning in the classroom?
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A persistent ghost haunts public, private, and home education alike. And despite the research, the myth of learning styles lives on.
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Key milestones in U.S. education history: From one-room schools to Common Core. Timeline & insights for understanding today's system.
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Whose agendas are allowed in your child's classroom? State Senator Steve Newman addresses the need for school accountability.
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The Supreme Court announced it will hear a case challenging a Maine policy that prohibits the use of government funds for religious schools.
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Do schools really need more funding? Find the reason behind impoverished school districts, low teacher salaries, and per-pupil spending.