Global debt challenges, establishing standards of care for students, and how cities are decarbonizing their built environments.
| Amid rush of school support vendors, policymakers must monitor quality When implemented well, integrated student support services drive improvements in learning outcomes, school climate, and teacher job satisfaction. But with school districts being inundated with service providers, policymakers should establish quality benchmarks to help districts ensure a minimum, evidence-based standard of care for students, argue Joan Wasser Gish and Haibin Jiang. Read more |
| Government debt has declined but don’t celebrate yet The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to higher borrowing by countries trying to offset the global economic downturn. While growth and inflation helped improve debt-to-GDP ratios over the past two years, significant debt-related challenges remain, write M. Ayhan Kose and World Bank co-authors. Read more |
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