What makes an education program evidence-based? How can educators find proof that programs and interventions will actually help the students in their own schools and districts? Why does one research ...

Amid shrinking budgets, multiplying federal and state requirements for school improvement, and rapidly changing educational technology, it’s critical for education leaders to identify whether a given ...

For decades, Johns Hopkins University researchers have leveraged federal grants to establish public school programs in Baltimore, throughout Maryland, and across the nation to help teachers and ...

When economic times are tough and state budgets are tight, the value of using credible research evidence to guide budget decisions is obvious: We need to do what works to use our limited resources as ...

Selecting instructional strategies and supplemental resources for supporting student learning recovery shouldn’t be a guessing game. District and school leaders seeking to address learning loss and ...

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services do not reimburse fall-related costs, so falls represent a significant cost burden for hospitals. In a new study at two health systems, the average total ...

Child abuse remains a serious problem: Nearly 700,000 children are abused in the U.S annually. No one needs an academic study to understand that abuse and neglect take a terrible toll on young people, ...