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Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters Is Estonia the New Finland?
With a focus on equity, the northern European country has quietly joined the ranks of the global education elite.
Ints Kalnins / Reuters A Country Where Teachers Have a Voice
In the Netherlands, educators decide what happens in their classrooms—not bureaucrats.
Sarah Butrymowicz/The Atlantic The Failure of Tribal Schools
Despite being seen as a way up for Native Americans, tribal colleges often fail to produce results. With high costs and low graduation rates their existence is being questioned.
Orlin Wagner/AP What Kentucky Can Teach the Rest of the U.S. About the Common Core
Three years ago, it became the first state to adopt the new, tougher K-12 standards
Bart Everson/Flickr Linking Home and Classroom, Oakland Bets on Community Schools
A district bleeding students every year has a new strategy: draw them in with a holistic education that brings academic and home life together.
