The 4-Day School Week: It's a Trend Across America ... Despite Questionable Results - Real Clear Investigations, July 2024

What a Difference a Day Makes: How Schools Can Harness More Learning Time - EducationWeek, December 2023

10 Education Studies You Should Know From 2023 - EducationWeek, December 2023

Q&A: Kraft on Why Small Classroom Interruptions are a Big Problem - FutureEd, July 2020

What classroom interruptions cost students and how to avoid them - Washington Post, July 2020

Typical Providence Classroom Interrupted Over 2,000 Times A Year, Says Brown Researcher - GoLocalProv, June 2020

Want to Maximize Student Learning When Schools Reopen? Minimize Classroom Interruptions - EducationWeek, June 2020

A crazy idea worth considering: more school - Minnesota Reformer, May 2023

In Rare Move, New Mexico Adds Weeks’ Worth of Extra K-12 Class Time- The 74, March 2023

First the pandemic kept kids out of school. Now natural disasters like Hurricane Ian are making things worse. - The Messenger, October 2022

How much time do kids spend in school? It depends on where they live.- USA Today

Schools Need to Reclaim Lost Learning Time. Here’s How to Start - Education Week, October 2022

The real cost of classroom interruptions- Tes, October 2021

Prioritizing Learning Time Post-Pandemic - Forbes, July 2021

Research: Intercom Announcements & Other Interruptions Cost Up to 20 Days of School- Tech&Learning, August 2021

What Does It Mean to ‘Grow Your Own’ Teachers? It Depends - Education Week, January 2024

PROOF POINTS: How important was your favorite teacher to your success? - The Hechinger Report, June 2023

Stipends narrowed substitute teacher gaps in highly segregated Chicago schools - K-12 Dive, December 2022

Should you keep the same class for more than a year? - Tes, October 2022

PROOF POINTS: Debunking the myth that teachers stop improving after five years - The Hechinger Report, March 2022

Does experience make the best teacher? - National Council on Teacher Quality, September 2020

Looping: Here’s What Happens When Students Have the Same Teacher More Than Once - EducationWeek, June 2022

Staying with the same teacher benefits students, research says - Chalkbeat, June 2022

Repeat teachers: the benefits of sustained student-teacher relationships - District Adminstration, July 2022

When Teachers and School Counselors Become Informal Mentors, Students Thrive - Education Week, July 2021

Does experience make the best teacher? - National Council on Teacher Quality, September 2020

Why teacher evaluations flopped - Slow Boring, May 2023

The Rise and Fall of the Teacher Evaluation Reform Empire - Albert Shanker Institute, April 2023

The rise and fall of better teacher evaluation: Who gets the blame? - National Council on Teacher Quality, January 2022

Colorado’s teacher evaluation system could see big changes - Chalkbeat, February 2022

Not much to show nationally from a decade of teacher evaluation reforms - The Thomas B. Fordham Institute, January 2022

Don't Give Up on Teacher Evaluation Reforms - The74, January 2022

Evaluators require expertise - National Council on Teacher Quality, November 2019

What do teachers think of their evaluation feedback? - National Council on Teacher Quality, October 2021

Efforts to Toughen Teacher Evaluations Show No Positive Impact on Students - Education Week, November 2021

PROOF POINTS: Nationwide, evaluating and penalizing teachers rarely works - The Hechinger Report, December 2021

Not much to show nationally from a decade of teacher evaluation reforms - Thomas B. Fordham Institute, January 2022

Don't Give Up on Teacher Evaluation Reforms - AOL, January 2022

Evaluators require expertise - Thomas B. Fordham Institute, November 2019

What do teachers think of their evaluation feedback? - Thomas B. Fordham Institute, October 2021

16 Charts that Changed the Way We Looked at America’s Schools in 2021 - The74, December 2021

Save more money, fire fewer people and boost student achievement? How one district weathered the Great Recession. - National Council on Teacher Quality, March 2016

Can Teachers and Parents Get Better at Talking to One Another? - The New Yorker, September 2023

Teachers Are Missing More School, and There Are Too Few Substitutes - The New York Times, February 2024

This Montana school solved its teacher shortage by opening a day care - HighCountryNews, May 2024

What Does It Mean to ‘Grow Your Own’ Teachers? It Depends - EducationWeek, January 2024

People Don’t Want to Be Teachers Anymore. Can You Blame Them? - The New York Times, September 2023

What we do (and don't) know about teacher shortages, and what can be done about them - NPR, March 2023

6 things to know about U.S. teacher shortages and how to solve them - NPR, March 2023

14 Charts This Year That Helped Us Better Understand COVID’s Impact on Students, Teachers and Schools - The74, December 2022

There’s a Reason There Aren’t Enough Teachers in America. Many Reasons, Actually. - The New York Times, December 2022

All Teacher Shortages Are Local, New Research Finds - The74, December 2022

Teacher shortages as much a local issue as a national phenomenon - K-12 Dive, December 2022

States easing substitute teaching requirements to soften shortage impacts - K-12 Dive, January 2022

Uptick but no exodus: Despite stress, most teachers stay put - Chalkbeat, March 2022

Are teachers leaving the classroom en masse? - Vox, August 2022

The ‘Mass Exodus’ of Teachers Never Happened, Paper Argues - The74, August 2022

There Is No National Teacher Shortage - The Atlantic, August 2022

The scarce, incomplete, and elusive teacher workforce data - National Council on Teacher Quality, June 2023

How Bad Is the Teacher Shortage? What Two New Studies Say - EducationWeek, June 2022

16 Charts that Changed the Way We Looked at America’s Schools in 2021 - The 74, December 2021

Research Suggests that Teacher Strikes Work - Forbes, August 2024

Do Teacher Strikes Increase Pay?- EducationWeek, August 2024

US teacher strikes were good, actually - Vox, August 2024

An Unexpected Effect of Teacher Strikes on How Much Schools Spend - EducationWeek, April 2024

When Teachers Strike, Education Becomes More Prevalent in Political Campaigns, Study Finds - EducationWeek, October 2021

Teachers Are Burning Out on the Job - The Wall Street Journal, August 2024

The rich world’s teachers are increasingly morose- The Economist, July 2024

Blowing past the warning signs: The teacher morale crash is here - Miami Herald, May 2024

The Lesson Interruptions We Miss and How to Fix Them - Tes, September 2023

9 big ideas to bolster the teaching profession and boost student learning - Chalkbeat, June 2023

The teaching profession is facing a post-pandemic crisis - Chalkbeat, June 2023

The Status of the Teaching Profession Is at a 50-Year Low. What Can We Do About It? - Education Week, November 2022

Why teachers in Malden and Haverhill went on strike - WBUR, October 2022

America’s great remote-learning experiment: What surveys of teachers and parents tell us about how it went- Chalkbeat, June 2020

Tutoring Reality Check: Exclusive Research Shows Gains Shrink as Programs Expand - The74, September 2024

Students aren’t benefiting much from tutoring, one new study shows - The Hechinger Report, September 2024

This District Provided Tutoring to Thousands of Students. The Results Were Mixed- EducationWeek, September 2024

PROOF POINTS: New studies of online tutoring highlight troubles with attendance and larger tutoring groups - The Hechinger Report, July 2024

The Tutoring Problem - Chronicle, May 2024

Michael Thomas Duffy: The critical roles CT schools are struggling to fill - Hartford Courant, February 2024

Is tutoring the answer to pandemic learning loss? - CommonWealth Beacon, January 2024

Youngkin wants tutors for many students. Where will they come from?- Washington Post, September 2023

This is the solution to the covid learning loss crisis- The Washington Post, May 2023

Students are behind in math and reading. Are schools doing enough? - The Washington Post, December 2022

Half of NYC students are behind in reading. Hundreds of CUNY tutors aim to change that. - Chalkbeat, December 2022

The Learning Recovery Strategy Districts Are Overlooking - EducationWeek, November 2022

Math Scores Fell in Nearly Every State, and Reading Dipped on National Exam - The New York Times, October 2022

Massachusetts students hit 19-year low on national reading, math exams - Boston Globe, October 2022

Could Tutoring Be the Best Tool for Fighting Learning Loss? - The New York Times, October 2022

Why Many Academic Interventions Don’t Have Staying Power—and What to Do About It - EducationWeek, October 2022

Fort Worth schools struggle to meet state tutoring requirements. They aren’t alone. - Forth Worth Star Telegram, April 2022

Can Online Tutoring Help Schools Dig Out of a Pandemic Learning Hole? - EducationWeek, January 2022

As Schools Push for More Tutoring, New Research Points to Its Effectiveness — and the Challenge of Scaling it To Combat Learning Loss - The74, February 2022

5 Tips for Online Tutoring Based on New Research - Tech & Learning, February 2022

PROOF POINTS: Uncertain evidence for online tutoring - The Hechinger Report, February 2022

With Millions of Kids on the Line, Can Schools Make Tutoring Work? - EducationWeek, April 2022

EL, high-poverty students struggle to access appropriate virtual learning workspaces - K-12 Dive, June 2022

Schools are spending millions on new virtual tutoring. Is it working? - Chalkbeat, June 2022

PROOF POINTS: Early data on ‘high-dosage’ tutoring shows schools are sometimes finding it tough to deliver even low doses - The Hechinger Report, August 2022

‘Too Good to Be True’: NH Gives Students $1,000 for Tutoring —Yet Sign-Ups Lag - The74, August 2022

As schools return to in-person learning, demand for online tutoring remains high - NBC News, August 2021

Study: Tutoring May Mitigate Pandemic Learning Losses - The Mirage, May 2021

Addressing unfinished learning with targeted help and high-dosage tutoring - The Thomas B. Fordham Institute, May 2021

Large-Scale Tutoring as a Solution for School Closure Losses: Is the Idea Taking Hold? - Robert Slavin, May 2020

Takeaways from research on tutoring to address coronavirus learning loss - The Hechinger Report, May 2020

Boston Public Schools Are Getting Giant Stimulus Check. Time to Think Big - Boston Globe, May 2021

Study: Tutoring May Mitigate Pandemic Learning Losses - Mirage News, May 2021

Can Tutoring Help Students Recover From The Pandemic? This Indy School Hopes So - wfyi, July 2021

High-Dosage Tutoring: Can Technology Help Curb Learning Loss?- Tech&Learning, April 2021

The tutoring revolution: How it could transform education- The Christian Science Monitor, March 2021

4 priorities for K-12 in Biden’s first State of the Union address - K-12 Dive, March 2022

Higher Grades, Higher Earnings: New Study Ties In-School Mentoring with Huge Benefits for Students - The 74, July 2021

Alum Named to White House Council of Economic Advisers - Harvard Graduate School of Education, August 2024