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EDC's Jill Weber
January 18, 2017
Supporting English Learners

In the northeast United States, the number of English learners continues to grow. How can districts best support them?

EDC's Joyce Malyn-Smith
December 5, 2016
On the Program for K–12: Computational Thinking
As technology continues to evolve and expand, how can schools help prepare students for the changes that await them?
map of South Africa
December 1, 2016
Stopping HIV, One School at a Time

In a Q&A, EDC’s Viwe Mtshontshi talks about the importance of enlisting teachers in the fight against HIV in South Africa.

EDC's Leslie Goodyear (right)
September 23, 2016
Measures of Improvement
EDC’s Leslie Goodyear, president-elect of the American Evaluation Association, shares some insights with evaluators—and the field.
Student athletes playing football
August 18, 2016
Keeping Opioids on the Sidelines

Painkillers can help teen athletes recover from sports injuries, but it’s key to prevent the misuse that can lead to addiction.

An image depicting a rural school
April 22, 2016
Improving STEM Outside of the City Limits: A Q&A with Pam Buffington

How do you improve science and math in rural schools? Look to the community—and to research.

A photo of women using a computer.
March 8, 2016
Increasing Access, Improving Quality
When communities invest in programs that support women, everyone benefits, says EDC’s Sabeen Faizullah.
EDC's Jerry Reed
February 11, 2016
Charting a Course for Suicide Prevention
EDC’s Jerry Reed makes the connection between mental health, substance abuse, and suicide prevention.
An educator with a young child
January 21, 2016
Setting Young Children Up for Success
Early childhood mental health consultants can help address behavioral issues before they escalate.
December 7, 2015
Writing a New Narrative for Pine Ridge
An EDC prevention specialist offers positive alternatives to the negative messages in the media about suicide in Native communities.