Author: Matthew Lynch
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How to Get Your Child to Listen
**The Edvocate is pleased to publish guest posts as way to fuel important conversations surrounding a P-20 education in America. The opinions contained within guest posts ... -
School Reform on a Budget: Where to Invest First
By Matthew Lynch A major mistake made by school reform groups is to table educational reform efforts because the expenditure does not fit into the school ... -
What can be done to improve the success of black male students?
Did you know that a black male is more likely than any other group to be placed in special education classes, with 80 percent of all ... -
Why Are Girls Surpassing Boys in College Achievement?
By Matthew Lynch Nationally, over 57 percent of college attendees are female when public and private school stats are combined. Females have been consistently edging ahead ... -
How to improve digital writing
**The Edvocate is pleased to publish guest posts as way to fuel important conversations surrounding P-20 education in America. The opinions contained within guest posts are ... -
How much trouble are HBCUs really in?
According to essence.com, the plight of HBCUs is quite serious. From finance issues to declining graduation rates, some of the latest stats regarding how well, or ... -
American teachers spend the most hours in classroom
American teachers spend more hours in the classroom than their peer across the globe, according to an education report from the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and ... -
Is it Possible to Sustain School Reform Indefinitely?
By Matthew Lynch The word “reform” comes with the connotation of something with a start and end date. There are reformation eras in history, and policies, ... -
Arizona Governor pumps $3 billion into K-12 education
Politicians in Arizona can take a small sigh of relief as Governor Doug Ducey signed an education bill last week that will pump over $3 billion ... -
Report: HBCU students better prepared after graduation than peers
A new Gallup-USA Funds Minority College Graduates Report shows that “HBCU graduates are more likely to prosper after graduation than students who graduate from non-HBCUs.” The ...
