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  • What NAEP Once Was, and What NAEP Could Once Again Be

    February 26, 2014 By Rebecca Jacobsen and Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • Grading Education: Getting Accountability Right

    2008 By Tamara Wilder, Rebecca Jacobsen, and Richard Rothstein Book
  • A Report Card on Comprehensive Equity: Racial Gaps in the Nation’s Youth Outcomes

    2008 By Tamara Wilder, Rebecca Jacobsen, and Richard Rothstein Book
  • A Test of Time: Unchanged Priorities for Student Outcomes

    March 5, 2007 By Rebecca Jacobsen and Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • The Goals of Education

    December 4, 2006 By Rebecca Jacobsen and Richard Rothstein Commentary
  • ‘Proficiency for All’—An Oxymoron

    2006 By Tamara Wilder, Rebecca Jacobsen, and Richard Rothstein Book
  • The Charter School Dust-Up: Examining the evidence on enrollment and achievement

    2005 By Martin Carnoy, Rebecca Jacobsen, Lawrence Mishel, and Richard Rothstein Multimedia
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