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Investing in Principal Talent Pays Off in Higher Math and Reading Scores, Study Finds A new study of six school districts that made heavy investments in strengthening their cadre of school leaders shows a link to stronger student achievement and longer tenures. Read more. Share:

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COMMENTARY Why a Culturally Responsive Curriculum Works When instruction feels relevant to students' lives, amazing things can happen, writes veteran educator Eugene Butler Jr. Read more.

As States Debate Arming Teachers, Opponents Detail Mishandling of Guns in Schools As more states consider arming teachers, a gun-control group's analysis found dozens of incidents of guns left accessible to students, misfired, or used inappropriately. Read more.

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DeVos Will Address State Ed. Leaders This Week. Here's What to Expect Last year DeVos addressed state education chiefs with some "tough love," telling them their ESSA plans were more than a little lacking even though they technically met the letter of the law. Read more.

Screen Reading Worse for Comprehension, Leads to Overconfidence, New Meta-Analysis Concludes Readers using screens perform worse and tend to think they're processing and understanding texts better than they actually are, according to a new review of nearly three-dozen studies over the past decade. Read more.