Stories

Literacy

Teaching History Without Stories? Your Curriculum May Need a Serious Glow Up.

From its founding, the lodestone of the Knowledge Matters Campaign has been evidence-based, content-rich English language arts (ELA) curricula. A possible unintended consequence of the success of...

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Parents

Common Sense Media: A One-Stop AI Resource for Educators and Parents

The world can feel like it’s spinning too fast for educators trying to keep up with how their students use artificial intelligence (AI) and how they might leverage various tools to benefit all their...

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anti-racism

Learn, Baby, Learn: MLK Defended Self-Determination in Black Education

Every Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we must navigate competing realities: the enduring salience of his words and the ways they are all too often misused, the ways they are stripped of context,...

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equity

MLK Taught Us We Can't Wait For The Perfect Allies

It’s that time of year. Get ready for the whitewashing and sanitary retellings of who MLK was and what his holiday should mean. Instead of spending another year starting and stopping at “I Have a...

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student achievement

Student Anxiety Crisis: Counselors Can Empower Kids Decide Their Future

Anxiety among students seems to be higher than ever. That’s my experience as the Director of Community & Alumni Partnerships at a charter public school in Massachusetts. In conversations with...

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School Choice

2025 Is a Year for Hard Truths and Bold Solutions in Education

Happy 2025! Longtime readers will know that CRPE prides itself on “thinking forward.” We make straight-out predictions from time to time, but we mostly look around the corner at looming trends,...

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