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May 31

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Why the new global wealth of educated women spurs backlash

By Paul Solman

The spread of education across developing nations is transforming global inequalities and playing a key role in closing the gender gap. Economics correspondent Paul Solman sits down with economist Surjit Bhalla and sociologist Ravinder Kaur to discuss Bhalla’s book, “The…

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May 31

More access to education could close the gender inequality gap

By Paul Solman

Increased access to education is playing a role in reducing gender inequality around the world.

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May 12

Science teachers sacrifice to provide lab materials for students

By Emily Cayton, M. Gail Jones, The Conversation

Urban and rural science teachers often lack funding for science lab materials and pay out of pocket to provide those materials for their students.

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May 01

Why is it hard to find a good preschool? Play this game

By Lillian Mongeau, Ryan Alexander-Tanner, John Osborn D’Agostino, The Hechinger Report

Here’s what parents go through when trying to enroll a child in high-quality, affordable preschool.

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Apr 22

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Black families increasingly choose to homeschool kids

By Sam Weber, Connie Kargbo

In the last 15 years, the number of black children in homeschool has doubled from 103,000 to about 220,000. Black parents cite a number of reasons for homeschooling children, including concern over peer pressure and drugs at school -- but…

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Apr 14

Teacher rebellion tests Republican grip on Kentucky

By Adam Beam, Associated Press

Thousands of educators have been protesting at the state Capitol in recent weeks to oppose changes to their pension system and to ask lawmakers for more school funding.

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Apr 07

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode April 7, 2018

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On this edition for Saturday, April 7, the Texas National Guard will be deployed to the U.S.-Mexico border, and embattled EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's security detail has cost taxpayers nearly $3 million. Also, a look at education issues in Oklahoma…

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Apr 07

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Oklahoma teachers’ union extends strike with calls for more funding in schools

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Some Oklahoma school districts will remain closed on Monday as the state’s largest teachers’ union continues its nearly week-long strike, demanding more school funding. State lawmakers approved adding $40 million to public schools on Friday, but the head of the…

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Apr 07

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As thousands of students leave Puerto Rico, hundreds of its schools to remain closed

By PBS News Hour

Education officials in Puerto Rico announced 283 schools will remain closed this summer nearly seven months after Hurricane Maria struck. They say the hurricane has exacerbated the U.S. territory’s economic slump as families continue to depart for the mainland. Danica…

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Mar 05

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What West Virginia teachers are fighting for

By PBS News Hour

Public school teachers in West Virginia -- among the lowest-paid in the country -- went on strike for an eighth consecutive day on Monday, and schools in all of the state's 55 counties remain closed to more than a quarter…

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