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6 things we’ve learned about how the pandemic disrupted learning – MindShift
Even students who spent the least amount of time learning remotely during the 2020-21 school year — just a month or less — missed the equivalent of seven to 10 weeks of math learning, says Thomas Kane of the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard...

How parents can nurture children’s self-esteem without raising narcissists – MindShift
Again, if you’re not the kind of parent who smiles lovingly at your child while he does obnoxious things, you probably don’t have much to worry about with regard to narcissism. But as I’ll explain next, parents often do make mistakes—albeit well-intentioned...

States and localities pump more money into community colleges than four-year campuses – MindShift
Public four-year colleges, by contrast, charge far higher tuition and ultimately spend more than double their state and local funds on their students. Flagship universities attract big donors and can dip into their endowments. “They can still provide a much...

We asked teachers how their year went. They warned of an exodus to come – MindShift
Since then, the question of basic safety has also come back into sharp focus after the Uvalde, Texas school shooting last month. So, how are teachers reflecting on the year that was and the future ahead? We caught up with Reinholdt; Suzen Polk-Hoffses, a pre-K...

Americans support student loan forgiveness, but would rather rein in college costs – MindShift
Support for debt relief was, not surprisingly, far higher among borrowers themselves. "One thing that comes through really clearly with this poll is that those closest to the issue, people that currently hold student loan debt, are in a very different position...