The reasons are no doubt complex and numerous. I want to focus on one: the books our children study at school. As a teenager in the 1960s, I read anything and everything I could lay my hands on.

How to get children reading again has become one of the highly debated questions in education.

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If states measured student success by their growth instead of their proficiency we'd know if students were actually learning something.

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