Jonah Davids writes about education policy, particularly school choice and AI tutoring, along with critical examinations of mental health research and interviews with researchers. Readers get evidence-focused commentary on whether popular education and mental health interventions actually work, plus podcast episodes on figures like Jordan Peterson.
Website: https://www.jonahdavids.com
Data-driven analyses from a Czech nonprofit research organization on education policy, social mobility and state functioning. Issues cover topics such as local election results, school admissions and the Ministry of Education's reform of teaching assistants, backed by figures and methodological explanation.
Budget Committee! analyzes school district finances, focusing on school closure plans, enrollment trends and municipal budget politics in specific districts such as Bellingham, Little Rock and DeKalb County. Each issue pairs narrative analysis with a podcast episode and appendix briefs containing detailed district data.
A newsletter by Carl Hendrick examining how learning works, combining historical analysis of educational ideas, commentary on assessment data like PISA, and roundups of new learning research. Readers get evidence-based interpretation of education research and policy.
Essays on education policy, assessment and technology, with analysis of international test results such as PISA and a multi-part historical series on transferable skills. Written by experts in assessment, it argues from evidence and history for knowledge-based education.
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