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The Best of 2014 Education Research Studies

Not all academic papers garner public attention, but the American Educational Research Association has highlighted the ones that made waves, with the 10 most-read articles from 2014.

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Not all academic papers garner public attention, but the American Educational Research Association has highlighted the ones that made waves. Within its list of the 10 most-read articles from 2014, readers can digest new findings that conclude – among other things – that teaching a curriculum exactly aligned with math and reading standards does not guarantee gains in achievement. (NPR)

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