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LATEST ISSUE
Vol 13 / No. 1
Carnegie Reporter Spring 2021
Inside:
Dedicated to the “Future of Learning and Democracy,” the Spring 2021 edition of Carnegie Reporter magazine explores ideas for strengthening education’s foundational connections to our democracy and economy. Among the highlights: Sonia Sotomayor on What We Owe Our Children | Vartan Gregorian on Teachers | John B. King, Jr., Margaret Spellings, John C. White on American Education | LaVerne Evans Srinivasan on Achieving Equity, Rigor, and Relevance | Marcelo Suárez-Orozco on Immigration and Higher Education | Martha Minow on Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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