When state curriculum lists go bad | Episode 1007 of The Education Gadfly Show
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When state curriculum lists go bad | Episode 1007 of The Education Gadfly Show
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Karen Vaites, founder of The Curriculum Insight Project, joins us to discuss the evolving debate over curriculum reviews and state adoption policies. As more states look to third-party evaluations to guide decisions—and some consider mandating state-approved lists—how can policymakers avoid making costly mistakes?
Then on the Research Minute, Amber Northern examines new evidence on whether teacher effectiveness truly transfers when high-performing educators move into lower-achieving schools.
Recommended content:
- Educators Were Sold a Story About Phonemic Awareness —Karen Vaites, The Curriculum Insight Project
- What American Education Reformers Can Learn from England — Helen Baxendale, Education Next
- Is Teacher Effectiveness Fully Portable? Evidence from the Random Assignment of Transfer Incentives —Matthew A. Kraft, John P. Papay, Jessalynn James and Manuel Monti-Nussbaum, EdWorkingPapers (2026)
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