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OECD Education is the OECD’s hub for international education policy analysis, data, and research. It features education indicators, comparative reports (like Education at a Glance), policy briefs, and resources on schools, higher education, skills, and lifelong learning.

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Center on Education Policy

An independent research center at George Washington University publishing reports and state-by-state data on federal and state K-12 policy, testing, funding, and school reform, useful for tracking how legislation translates into classroom practice.

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Brookings Education Policy

The education vertical of the Brookings Institution, collecting empirical research, commentary, and data on school finance, early childhood, higher education, and global learning outcomes, giving readers evidence-based framing for current policy debates in the United States and abroad.

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Education Week Policy

The policy and politics section of Education Week, a long-running trade publication covering U.S. schools, with reporting on legislation, court rulings, federal agency action, and state budgets that shows how decisions reach districts and classrooms.

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Leaders of Learning

Explore and understand your own theories of learning and leadership. Gain the tools to imagine and build the future of learning.

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UNESCO Education

UNESCO's education sector portal, publishing global policy guidance, the Global Education Monitoring Report, statistics and research on access, equity and quality across countries. It lets learners compare national education systems and follow international commitments such as Sustainable Development Goal 4.

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The Politics of Education

Spring's survey of who actually controls American schooling, tracing how teachers' unions, foundations, textbook publishers, courts, and federal and state politics shape curriculum and funding, so readers can identify the competing interests behind any reform.

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