Reviving federal ed reform, starting with literacy | Episode 1029 of The Education Gadfly Show
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Reviving federal ed reform, starting with literacy | Episode 1029 of The Education Gadfly Show
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Congressman Josh Harder joins Mike Petrilli and David Griffith to discuss his push to revive the National Reading Panel and advance the READ Act. They consider whether a new panel could update the evidence base on reading instruction, how federal funding might encourage stronger implementation of science-of-reading reforms, and whether literacy could help rebuild a bipartisan federal role in education policy without repeating the mistakes of past reforms.
Then, on the Research Minute, Amber Northern reviews a new study on how adding AP courses may affect school enrollment, socioeconomic integration, and academic tracking.
Recommended content:
- Is the Senate’s READ Act a Reading First redux?— Michael J. Petrilli, SCHOOLED
- READ Act section-by-section summary—Senate HELP Committee
- From the Teacher’s Desk: A Science of Reading Progress Report—David Griffith and Brian Fitzpatrick, for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute
- Can Uncle Sam help kids read? | Episode 1023 of The Education Gadfly Show
- Tracking to Retain Higher-Income Students: Evidence from the Addition of Advanced Courses—Farah Mallah, EdWorkingPapers (July 2026)
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