Ohio charter schools face ongoing problems and calls for reform
Guido H. Stempel III argues in a pointed critique that Ohio charter schools lack transparency with secret budgets and hidden boards, disclose questionable donations to legislators, and fail to deliver better outcomes. He cites Stanford and State Auditor findings, urges direct state funding, bans on repeat reopenings, and limits on operators with prior closures, urging a stronger legislative response.
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Ohio
Boards of
Public Schools
Stanford University Center For Research On
Athens City
Ohio Department of Education
Turkey
David Yost
Acton
Wall Street Glossary Parody Highlights Market Imagery
A humorous glossary reimagines financial terms with offbeat examples and playful asides. It mocks concepts like bull and bear markets, diversification, and inflation while peppering in pop culture riffs and surreal analogies.
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Wall Street
America
Channing Tatum
Marie
Reproducibility under scrutiny shakes science credibility
Concerns rise that nonreproducible results infiltrate science, risking public policy, funding, and trust. A large replication project in psychology found only 36 percent of 100 studies replicated, with many effects smaller than originally. Experts call for stronger transparency, data sharing, and joint efforts to verify findings.
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Brian Nosek
University of Virginia
Center For Open Science
Charlottesville
Nosek
Kelvin Droegemeier
University of Oklahoma
Wake Forest University
E. J. Masicampo
Florida State University
Center For
Open Science
National Institutes of Health
NIH
National Science Foundation
Oklahoma
Droegemeier
Mina Bissell
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
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Christian Science Monitor
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