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Charting the Course

Oregon Voters Support Dedicated Funding for Gifted Education
Republicans, Democrats, and Independents all back increasing investment in gifted students
 • Education Progress
Education Progress on Chalk & Talk!
Conviction vs. evidence: What’s driving math education’s worst policies?
 • Thomas Briggs, David Shuck, and Education Progress
What to do when “Research Shows” shuts you down
Anna Stokke: A guide for parents and teachers on spotting and stopping the spread of bad ideas in education
 • Anna Stokke
Squandering Public Pressure
A ‘crisis of trust’ in education won’t change the profession if a divided public mistrusts for different reasons
 • David Shuck
Will Virginia Get Serious About Social Studies?
State accountability standards should not shy away from social studies while inquiry-based learning still commands the field.
 • Jaime Osborne
March Ed Madness: Louisiana vs. Indiana
The final round of the MEM Elite Eight.
 • Education Progress
What’s Left of What Works
A conversation with Elizabeth Tipton about an IES under siege and the future of federal education research
 • David Shuck
March Ed Madness: New York vs. Massachusetts
The penultimate round of the MEM Elite Eight.
 • Education Progress
Grade Inflation Nation
The broken feedback loop keeping parents, students, and colleges in the dark | Charting the Course
 • Joshua Dwyer
March Ed Madness: Texas vs. Minnesota
The second round of the MEM Elite Eight.
 • Thomas Briggs
March Ed Madness: Nevada vs. Utah
The first round of the Elite Eight kicks off today!
 • Education Progress
The 2026 March Education Madness Tournament
Eight states stood out from the crowd of 50 for their student performance. Which one will win March Education Madness?
 • Thomas Briggs and RHG Burnett
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