A Future Worthy of Teaching for America
In an article for Phi Delta Kappan, Linda Darling-Hammond advocates for a teaching residency as part of the Teach for America program.
In an article for Phi Delta Kappan, Linda Darling-Hammond advocates for a teaching residency as part of the Teach for America program.
Four case studies look at California schools effectively using student-centered learning models.
In the magazine Principal, Linda Darling-Hammond argues that new performance assessments can help improve instruction and guide school improvement.
While, nationally, students of color and low-income students continue to achieve at far lower levels than their more advantaged peers, some schools are breaking that trend. A set of case studies looks at four of these schools in Northern California.
Linda Darling-Hammond appears on Morning Edition to discuss how the United States can move from test-and-punish to an assess-and-improve philosophy.
This state policy guide offers a solutions-oriented roadmap for lawmakers and advocates on teaching quality with sample policy and models of success.
This report by Conley and Darling-Hammond provides guidance on how states can develop coherent, strategic systems of assessment to prepare students for college and 21st century careers.
Student Assessments That Work
Darling-Hammond looks at the evolving conversations on student assessment and the high stakes of adequately preparing our students for a complex world.
This brief describes how Linked Learning schools can create education programs blending real-world problems with skills to succeed in college and the workforce.
This multimedia study kit looks at the promising practices of four comprehensive high schools that have been redesigned into small schools and learning communities.