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In a recent discussion, Caitlin and Trent engage with educational policy researcher Derek Gottlieb to explore the challenges of researching education in a political landscape that often undermines the value of public education. Gottlieb shares insights into how various administrations, particularly from Bush to Trump, have shaped education policy and its implications for future generations.
The conversation highlights the stark contrasts in educational priorities over the years, emphasizing how federal policies have influenced local schools and the overall educational experience for children. Gottlieb points out that the shift towards privatization and standardized testing has left many students behind, particularly those in underprivileged communities.
As the dialogue unfolds, it becomes clear that understanding the historical context of education policy is crucial for addressing current issues. The conversation serves as a reminder of the importance of advocating for a public education system that serves all children, regardless of their background.
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