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30 Years of K-12 School Reform Have Barely Moved the Needle on Improving Learning or Reducing Equity Gaps

November 15, 2022

Via: Inside Higher Ed

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I don’t know whether those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. But I do know this: those with a grasp of the history are never surprised by what happens.

Take the example of school reform.

Read enough articles on school reform and you are struck by the recurrence of certain words: “thwarted,” “unfinished,” “unrealistic,” “unlikely” and, most disturbing of all, “failed.”

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