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The African advantage in the solar energy revolution

Lincoln Wilcox

The African advantage in the solar energy revolution

Solar energy has struggled with slow adoption many places in the world, but it's found fertile ground in sub Saharan Africa. What’s the secret to its success in a region where other electricity solutions have stumbled?

Aug 15, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

If we do it right, teachers plus technology can free educators to focus more on students

Thomas Arnett

If we do it right, teachers plus technology can free educators to focus more on students

The more technology can automate some aspects of teachers’ work, the more teachers have time for the work that matters most.

Aug 15, 2019

Thomas Arnett

The business model of research is winner-take-all. Is it killing higher ed?

Alana Dunagan

The business model of research is winner-take-all. Is it killing higher ed?

Higher education's business model is complex, combining teaching with research. But the business model of research seems to be winner-take-all.

Aug 13, 2019

Alana Dunagan

Why word of mouth on school innovation is holding us back

Chelsea Waite

Why word of mouth on school innovation is holding us back

Word of mouth is a common way to discover schools that are innovating, but there are a few important shortcomings to that strategy.

Aug 13, 2019

Chelsea Waite

SXSW EDU 2020 PanelPicker

Christensen Institute

SXSW EDU 2020 PanelPicker

SXSW EDU 2020 is fast approaching! Cast your votes now to learn about the latest research in K-12 and higher education.

Aug 9, 2019

Christensen Institute

Will school wraparound supports ever fulfill their logical potential?

Michael B. Horn

Will school wraparound supports ever fulfill their logical potential?

Modularity Theory helps explain how schools can better integrate wraparound supports for improved student outcomes.

Aug 7, 2019

Michael B. Horn

5 reasons why these powerful innovations might be our best shot at solving poverty

Efosa Ojomo

5 reasons why these powerful innovations might be our best shot at solving poverty

Despite significant funding, the number of people living in extreme poverty has increased in some regions around the globe. To truly end poverty, we must look to a different solution: market-creating innovations.

Aug 6, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

The student loan crisis won’t disappear unless we tackle the root cause

Alana Dunagan

The student loan crisis won’t disappear unless we tackle the root cause

There's a solution to the student loan crisis that protects future students from making the same mistakes: outcomes-based funding.

Aug 6, 2019

Alana Dunagan

To solve the immigration crisis, use a carrot, not a stick

Lincoln Wilcox

To solve the immigration crisis, use a carrot, not a stick

The key to solving the migration crisis isn’t to try to stop migrants in the middle of their journey; it is to provide would-be migrants with a better alternative so they don’t have to start.

Aug 1, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

Policymakers: You know there’s more to health than medical care. Now what?

Jessica Plante

Policymakers: You know there’s more to health than medical care. Now what?

Social determinants have twice the impact on health as medical care, yet our fragmented healthcare system is ill-equipped to address them. These three organizations may have answers.

Aug 1, 2019

Jessica Plante

A closure highlights the challenges of adopting a disruptive strategy

Alana Dunagan

A closure highlights the challenges of adopting a disruptive strategy

Building an autonomous, disruptive business model is hard—but sustaining one can be even trickier, as Northeastern's experience with Level illustrates.

Aug 1, 2019

Alana Dunagan

A “Modern” classroom model, designed by teachers, helps students stay engaged and connected

Thomas Arnett

A “Modern” classroom model, designed by teachers, helps students stay engaged and connected

Two teachers transformed their classrooms, then launched a nonprofit to help their colleagues make their teaching more student-centered.

July 30, 2019

Thomas Arnett

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