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How Will Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education Impact You?President Trump's nominee for Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, has quite quickly polarized U.S. education from the water coolers of our schools to the conference rooms of EdTech companies. Tell us your one hope and one challenge you see with a DeVos confirmation. Check out more thought leadership regarding DeVos. Visit edcircuit.com!
A Closer Look at Free TuitionThe January 27, 2017 InformED Report examined New York's free tuition proposal, questions about the record graduation rate, and $17.2 million in grants for two Oakland schools.
Motor City MadHouse – are school closures a new trendDetroit schools closing due to underfunding and horrible conditions
Future of EdTech Devices – Using Social MediaSocial media's promise and costs for students, what schools need before adopting wearables, and a mother's push for early intervention data.
Answerables by NexEd – a personal learning environmentAnswerables by NexEd is a K-8 personal learning environment and virtual LMS, blending 3D spaces and digital citizenship for modern, effective e-learning.
Online School TrendsWashington's school funding formulas came under scrutiny, colleges looked at online quality, and a former Head Start child won a federal grant.
Keeping Students Safe: An Education Secretary’s Farewell RequestOutgoing Education Secretary John King said schools can save lives, as Senator Warren challenged Betsy DeVos and a young founder reframed heroes.
The Literacy Of FinanceStates invested in school counselors, teachers learned personal finance, and a UAE nonprofit brought books to children in hospital.
Are Public Schools Under Attack?The DeVos nomination divided school choice and public school advocates, while Virginia, Connecticut and New York debated disability and charter issues.
InformED Report: Early Education Pays Off, From Preschool to Eighth GradeThe January 15, 2017 InformED Report covered a 13-year early education study, Save the Children's call for early years support in Scotland, and California's Proposition 58.
InformED Report 12/13/16Schools recruit early for STEM, college presidents urge Trump to condemn harassment, and Stanford finds most middle schoolers fooled by sponsored content.
InformED Report 12/09/16Eighth-grade girls outscore boys on NAEP's first tech and engineering test, while writers call for vocational training and tuition keeps rising.
FreshGrade Named One of Canada’s Companies-to-Watch in the 2016The award honors early stage Canadian companies...
InformED Report 11/29/16Students march in London over fees, Polish teachers protest a plan to close middle schools, and Finland tries phenomenon-based teaching. The Pleasure-Pain Principle Of InstructionAlex Terego | Author
InformED Report 11/23/16Mississippi teachers say the formula needs funding, not a rewrite, and North Carolina's own study calls its system too complex and uneven.
InformED Report 11/18/16Over half of U.S. inmates lack basic math skills, Dallas, Pa. teachers strike, and a study finds the girls' math gap opening in kindergarten.
Can Traditional Professional Development For Educators Lead to Growth?Professional development models are changing to impact. Are they moving the needle?
InformED Report 11/14/16New Jersey is sued over PARCC graduation rules, charters face closer scrutiny, and federal data show one in four teachers chronically absent.
















