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The solution of little ‘r’ school reform | IN 60 SECONDS

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If onerous regulations don’t improve education, what will? Rick Hess, AEI’s Director of Education Policy Studies, says that empowering teachers to make decisions is the way to high-performing schools.

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Michelle Rhee: Charter Schools Are Not a Magic Bullet for Education Reform

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Michelle Rhee, Students First: I don’t think charter schools are the only answer. You still need the kinds of laws that say if you are a low-performing charter school we will close you down. Charter schools are not the end-all and be-all soluti

How to make the case for education reform- WATCH NOW

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Education reform is one of America’s most pivotal topics. But after 30 years of school reform with mixed results, are we lacking ideas? Or do we lack ways to effectively communicate those ideas? Arthur Brooks shows you the secrets to selling your ideas to make America’s schools a better place.

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The difference between big and little ‘r’ education reform | IN 60 SECONDS

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Many schools are not performing well, but almost all teachers are rated effective. What gives? AEI’s Rick Hess explains that the answer lies with how reforms are done.

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Education reform in Newark: A conversation with Superintendent Chris Cerf | LIVE STREAM

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Since being appointed superintendent of Newark Public Schools in 2015, Chris Cerf has become an influential figure in the education world. Newark has been a laboratory for school reform efforts and was also featured in the New York Times bestselling book “The Prize: Who’s in Charge of America’s Schools” (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2015).
Join AEI for remarks by Mr. Cerf, who will present on the role of districts in education reform and what lies on the horizon for Newark schools. Mr. Cerf and AEI’s Frederick Hess will also discuss these recent reforms and the past, present, and future of urban education.

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Education reform: Why we shouldn’t use the courts | IN 60 SECONDS

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Should school reform come from the courts? While examples from California and New Jersey seem to indicate that judges can be instrumental in changing school systems, AEI’s Rick Hess cautions against the “pleasing shortcut” of the courts.

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