Summary: The federal government has been heavily involved in education since the mid‐1960s, intervening in everything from early childhood education to graduate schooling. A new paper from Mary Clare Amselem, Lindsey Burke, Jonathan Butcher, Jamie Gass, Neal McCluskey, & Theodor Rebarber lays out the principles that should govern federal involvement in seven specific areas and briefly examines the effects of Washington’s policies.
Submitted May 06, 2020 at 03:29PM by punkthesystem https://ift.tt/35FglBv
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