
Education Insights is Public Agenda's initiative to help those on the front lines of education reform - teachers, parents, community and school leaders - cooperate more effectively to achieve key education goals.
Scott Bittle
Nov 4, 2009
As if anyone needed proof that immigration will remain a major issue, a new international survey reports that some 700 million people worldwide say they would move to another country if they could. Not surprisingly, the largest single group, one-quarter, say their first choice would be to come to the United States.
Scott Bittle
Oct 15, 2009
The latest edition of the "nation's report card" shows that math scores failed to improve for the first time since 1990, and you don't have to have great math skills to know that isn't good enough. But how do we move skills forward?
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Highlights of the Fall 2008 issue of the Education Insights newsletter include our recent attendance at a seminal IBM conference promoting improved math and science education for our nation's growing Hispanic youth population.
We also feature the final installment of our Lessons Learned series on new teachers. This installment, entitled "Teaching in Changing Times," is an in depth look at how teachers prepare for the challenges of teaching in diverse classrooms.
We also report on a DC summit about the cost of higher education called "Does It Really Have to Cost So Much? A Forum on the Soaring Costs of Higher Education." Journalist Frank Sesno hosted the event at George Washington University, where students, university presidents, and experts gathered to share their thoughts and experiences on the cost of college.
Education Insights is Public Agenda's initiative to help those on the front lines of education reform - teachers, parents, community and school leaders - cooperate more effectively to achieve key education goals. Click here to download a copy of our latest newsletter; to keep up with all the developments in this important field of research, we suggest you sign up for future editions.

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