Jay Greene, professor and chair of the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, discusses the book he co-edited, "Failure Up Close: What Happens, Why It Happens, and What We Can Learn from It." He breaks down what "failure" means and more.

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Learn more about what you will find in the "Private School COVID-19 Response Survey," prepared for EdChoice by Hanover Research.

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Patrick Wolf, professor and 21st Century chair in School Choice in the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas, joins us to discuss a book he edited. Wolf describes "School Choice: Separating Fact from Fiction" as an opportunity to delve into key elements of school choice that are not related test scores.

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We discuss the goals of our new EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker, along with some of the data you'll find⁠—including COVID-19 teacher survey results.

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In this episode of our Cool Schools series, we chat with Christy Wilson, dean of academics at Alliance Christian Academy in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Learn more about our recent brief, "Comparing Ed Reforms." We partnered with Hanover Research to assess the experimental research on nine K-12 education reforms.

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Ian Lindquist joins us to discuss his essay,  "Classical Schools in Modern America, published in the fall 2019 edition of National Affairs.

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In this episode of our Big Ideas series, we sit down with Kerry McDonald to discuss her book, "Unschooled: Raising Curious, Well-Educated Children Outside of the Conventional Classroom."

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The EdChoice team shares their favorite education-themed movies—from "Dead Poets Society" to "School of Rock."

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In this episode of the Big Ideas series, we chat with Lindsey Burke of the Center for Education Policy about the book, "The Not-So-Great-Society." The book, co-edited by Burke, contains 23 chapters on various aspects of education policy from preschool through college over the last 60 years.

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