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COVID Lessons Learned
A Retrospective After Four Years
Casey B. Mulligan, Philip G. Kerpen, Scott W. Atlas, Steve H. Hanke | Published Paper | Mar. 15, 2024
The COVID Coup
And How to Unlock Ourselves
Angelo M. Codevilla | Article | Aug. 28, 2020
A Better Path Forward: Re-Thinking Government Student Loans and Grants
Richard K. Vedder | Published Paper | Apr. 8, 2020
California Flies Blind On Testing
The Troubling Saga Of The State’s ‘Smarter Balanced Test’
Williamson M. Evers, Ze’ev Wurman | Published Paper | Aug. 28, 2018
California’s Common Core Mistake
The national standards reversed progress made in math, hitting disadvantaged minorities hardest.
Williamson M. Evers, Ze’ev Wurman | Published Paper | May 9, 2018
The Origins of the Public School
Robert P. Murphy | Article | Nov. 29, 2017
What Goes up Must Come Down
New, Lower K-12 Science Standards for Massachusetts
Paul Gross, Ze’ev Wurman | Published Paper | Dec. 5, 2016
Myth Busting
The Laissez-Faire Origins of American Higher Education
Daniel L. Bennett | The Independent Review | Spring 2014
Common Core’s Validation
A Weak Foundation for a Crooked House
Ze’ev Wurman | Published Paper | Apr. 1, 2014
In Defense of Neoliberal Education Policy
Or, Why Ravitch Is Wrong about School Choice
Gregory M. Dempster | The Independent Review | Summer 2013






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