Changing the Game: The Federal Role in Supporting 21st Century Educational Innovation
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To resolve dramatic disparities in educational achievement and ensure future American workers are globally competitive, the federal government needs, as it has in the past, to change the game in public education.
A robust new federal Office of Educational Entrepreneurship and Innovation within the Department of Education would expand the boundaries of public education by scaling up successful educational entrepreneurs, seeding transformative educational innovations, and building a stronger culture to support these activities throughout the public sector.
Sara Mead, Director, Early Education Initiative, New America Foundation Andrew J. Rotherham, Co-Director, Education Sector
The Brookings Institution
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