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October 10, 2026

Data Science Is the Missing Bridge: Grounding the New AI Push in 20 Years of CS Education

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September 09, 2026

We Are Leaving Behind a Growing Number of Struggling Readers

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September 09, 2026

Asking a New Question about Fidelity

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August 08, 2026

What Nursing Can Teach Schools About Innovative Staffing

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August 08, 2026

Bipartisan Momentum for Education R&D in Congress

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August 08, 2026

Inclusive R&D in Action: Bridging Learner Variability Research and Educator Practice with AI

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July 07, 2026

Research Round-up: Where the Career-Connected Learning Evidence Base Is Heading

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July 07, 2026

Seeing Who Learners Can Become: A Blueprint for Education R&D That Starts with Students

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July 07, 2026

How a Little-Known Procurement Tool Could Modernize IES

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June 06, 2026

How State and Federal R&D Investments Are Expanding Michigan’s Educator Workforce

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June 06, 2026

How Federal R&D Investments Are Strengthening CTE Programs and Improving Student Outcomes in Nebraska

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June 06, 2026

Building a Bolder IES: An Interview with Former IES Fellows, Katherine McEldoon and Alex Resch

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June 06, 2026

Why the Education Technology Market Fails to Reward What Works

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April 04, 2026

The United States Needs a “Science of Advanced Education”

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April 04, 2026

Building the Foundation: Introducing the Blueprint for the Federal Role in Advancing Early Learning R&D

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April 04, 2026

The Missing Piece in Education Research: Replication at Scale

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March 03, 2026

Utah’s Evidence-Driven Approach to AI Adoption in Schools

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January 01, 2026

From Vision to Action: Introducing the State Education R&D Playbook

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November 11, 2025

Reauthorizing the SBIR Program is Important for Economic Competitiveness

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November 11, 2025

Modernizing the Regional Educational Labs (RELs)

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September 09, 2025

UK Teachers Are Tapping Brain Science. Greg Toppo Asked, Why Don’t We?

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Data Science Is the Missing Bridge: Grounding the New AI Push in 20 Years of CS Education

Over the past two decades, K-12 computer science (CS) education in schools has built an impressive foundation for computational thinking (CT) and programming skills. Students shifted from simply receiving instruction through computers toward learning how to direct computers themselves. Educator Bob Taylor foreshadowed this shift with his book The Computer…

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We Are Leaving Behind a Growing Number of Struggling Readers

Ever since the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) took effect in 2002, student “proficiency” has been a guiding principle of education policy and reform. NCLB mandated that every student in the U.S. reach proficiency in reading and math and, per its very title, that no child be left behind. …

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Asking a New Question about Fidelity

For decades, the education research community has focused on scaling promising programs to reach more students. But lasting change doesn’t come from trying to replicate a program step-for-step; it comes from replicating the student experiences that make learning meaningful. Earth Force has worked with educators and partner organizations for over…

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What Nursing Can Teach Schools About Innovative Staffing

Our recent paper, Investing in Educators, compared teacher and nurse union contracts on pay bonuses for hard-to-staff jobs. Nursing and teaching are both professional fields, yet nursing pays substantial, reliable money to fill hard-to-staff shifts and specialties. Despite research documenting the effectiveness of differential pay in high-poverty schools and in…

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Bipartisan Momentum for Education R&D in Congress

This summer, we’ve been closely tracking multiple bills introduced in the Senate aimed at advancing data and evidence in education. This is a promising moment of bipartisan alignment on an issue central to ALI’s work: whether the federal government has the infrastructure to find out what works in education and…

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Inclusive R&D in Action: Bridging Learner Variability Research and Educator Practice with AI

Learner Variability (LV) is the understanding that every learner has a unique learning profile of strengths and challenges. Research shows that personalized learning rooted in this understanding has a greater chance of success, but designing instruction that addresses LV through whole-child development remains a persistent challenge for busy educators managing…

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