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Written by: david

Posted in: politics, Research

Using Statistics to Mislead the Public about Charter Schools
The Deseret News, a local Utah newspaper, today published a story titled Study: Majority of U.S. charter schools perform equal or worse than traditional schools, accompanied by the following... Read more – ‘Using Statistics to Mislead the Public about Charter Schools’.

Written by: david

Posted in: Research, textbooks

Publishers Taking Notice of OER
EdWeek has a nice writeup of the recent conference organized by the Association of Educational Publishers and the Association of American Publishers’ school division. The article, Ed Publishers... Read more – ‘Publishers Taking Notice of OER’.

Written by: david

Posted in: lumenlearning, politics, Research, Sustainability, textbooks

Utah Open Science Textbooks for 2013-2014
The Utah State Office of Education has posted their open science textbooks for grades 7 – 12 for the coming school year. Here are some of the highlights: Based on the CK-12 Foundation‘s... Read more – ‘Utah Open Science Textbooks for 2013-2014’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: Cambodia, Community Land Rights, Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte, Land Title, Research, UNDRIP

Impacts of Private Land Titling in Indigenous Communities in Cambodia
Photo courtesy of firstpeoples.orgAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) has released a new publication in collaboration with the Ratanakiri Communal Land Titling Working Group entitled "Directive 01BB... Read more – ‘Impacts of Private Land Titling in Indigenous Communities in Cambodia’.

Written by: Holly

Posted in: africa, Fellows Blogs, Kabir Bavikatte, Land investments, Research

New Research on Large-scale Agricultural Investments in Zambia
Photo courtesy of ifad-un.blogspot.comThe German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA) recently released a new working paper by Kersten Nolte entitled "Large-Scale Agricultural Investments... Read more – ‘New Research on Large-scale Agricultural Investments in Zambia’.

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