Published Articles & Media
Blog
How Baton Rouge School Parents Are Like Amazon Customers
"Schools are finding that they have to be responsive to the increasingly high expectations"
Book Reviews
How to Get to Sesame Street—in 1990s Russia
A tale of perseverance, flexibility, and the conviction that a children’s show could matter for kids in a land of oppression
Blog
A Few Reflections on the AP African American History Clash
Governor DeSantis was right to criticize the course for commingling history and advocacy.
Blog
Will ChatGPT Unflip the Classroom?
Teachers must ensure students are learning—and not just outsourcing tasks to artificial intelligence
Civic Education
What Did the House Speaker Fight Mean? An Education in Civics Can Explain
Amid classroom fixation on activism, institutions also matter.
Blog
2023 Edu-Scholar Public Influence: Top 10 Lists
Here’s how scholars fared when it came to particular fields of study
Blog
The 2023 Edu-Scholar Public Influence Scoring Rubric
Simply making it onto the Edu-Scholar list is an accomplishment
Blog
What It Takes to Be an Effective Public Scholar
The extraordinary public scholar excels in five vital areas
Media
The Locus of K–12 Coverage During the Pandemic, and After
Education reformers who want more media attention should be careful what they wish for