Center for Educational Progress
Education Progress, Barry Garelick, Joshua Dwyer, David Shuck, Todd Truitt, Anna Stokke, Rahim Nathwani, RHG Burnett, Thomas Briggs, Samantha Lippert, Niels, Jaime OsborneA think tank centered on orienting education toward a culture of excellence.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Oregon Voters Support Dedicated Funding for Gifted Education
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Education Progress is excited to release the results of a new survey showing widespread support for dedicated gifted education funding across party lines in Oregon. Below is the pr...
Ed Journalism’s Middle School Math Mirage
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Give Part 1 and Part 2 of The Evidence Crisis in Math Reform sub-series...
Education Progress on Chalk & Talk!
Today we’re excited to share our conversation with Anna Stokke on Episode 71 of the Chalk & Talk podcast. Thomas and David join Anna to pick up where her guest piece left off, delving deeper into the uses and abuses of “research shows” in e...
EdTech, Security Theater, and the Canvas Breach
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. Source.
The Schoolhouse is a series from Education Progress featuring articles for and from teachers, parents, education officials, and others working in the education system.
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What to do when “Research Shows” shuts you down
Chalk & Talk is one of our favorite sources for education content, and so we’re thrilled to have this guest post from Anna Stokke, based on a presentation she gave at researchED Toronto in June, 2025. You can listen to Anna talk about this...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A think tank centered on orienting education towards a culture of excellence.
Majored in math, used it in the environmental field, retired and became a math teacher. He has written articles about math education and four books.
Public policy and government affairs consultant; Husband to a former figure skater turned hockey player; Dad to 4 sons, 2 dogs and a cat. I once had lunch with Jeff Tweedy - lead singer of Wilco - in Montreal.
Senior Fellow | Center for Educational Progress
Lawyer, parent, math education enthusiast
Math Professor, University of Winnipeg. Ph.D. in Math. Co-founder of Archimedes Math Schools (non-profit). Host of the math education podcast Chalk & Talk: annastokke.com/podcast
Rahim is an operating partner at a family office, focused on tech & AI. Before moving to San Francisco and working on startups, he spent 9 years in Beijing and Shanghai, where he was a product manager at Google and Amazon.
Former teacher now PhD student. Examining Economics, Human Geography, & Education.
Director and writer @CenterforEdProg | Entering year 10,000 of negotiating the Elven Treaties with the Andromeda Cluster
Samantha Lippert is a third-grade teacher in a Western New York public school. She writes about literacy and math instruction, data-informed decision making, and where research meets classroom application to accelerate student growth.
Jaime Osborne, Ed.D. is a middle school social studies teacher in the Commonwealth of Virginia, a graduate of the University of Virginia, and founder of Northern Virginia Classical Academy.
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