Commentaries

Through columns and opinion pieces, Governing Board members and alumni have provided timely and valuable insight on NAEP results and implications for our nation’s students and education as a whole. Explore commentaries below. 

• Using Stronger Connections With Students to Boost Learning in Math, Edutopia. Mark Miller

• Integrating Social Studies in the Early Grades, Edutopia. Nardi Routten

• More Disturbing NAEP Findings: Teens Don’t Read for Fun and Are Often Absent, The 74. Patrick Kelly

• Pandemic learning loss: Why is it so hard to get kids caught up? Boston Globe. Martin West

• Opinion: Our kids don’t know much about history and that hurts America, Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Bev Perdue and Haley Barbour

• Nation's Report Card shows kids don't know US history. As a teacher, I'm not surprised, USA Today. Patrick Kelly

• U.S. civics and history sink to new lows in Nation’s Report Card, Boston Globe, Martin West.

• How To Fix the Shockingly Low NAEP History and Civic Scores, Education Week. Susan Pimentel

• More of the same won’t solve the problem with math scores, Kappan. Christine Cunnigham

• Principal’s View: How Alabama Is Leading the Way in Solving the Math Crisis, The 74. Dilhani Uswatte

• Want to Take Learning Recovery Seriously? Support and Train Teachers’, Education Week. Nardi Routten

• Teacher Voice: Educators need more resources, skills, and partnerships to bring the world into their classrooms, Hechinger Report. Michael Pope

• L.A. Schools Chief Alberto Carvalho — Our Kids Did Well on the Nation’s Report Card. Why Is That Hard to Believe?, The 74. Alberto Carvalho

• How can we address the bleak report card for America’s children, Chicago Tribune. Carol Jago

• To help SC students, education reports must not be cherry picked for certain agenda, The State. Patrick Kelly

• Former Governors: NAEP Issued a Report Card we Can't Afford to Ignore, Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Bev Perdue and Haley Barbour