Dr. Beth Dhuey:

December 22: Maclean’s, 13 charts to watch on health, families and population in 2022

September 23: Business Insider – Spain (in Spanish),  ¿Por qué septiembre es el mes en el que más personas cumplen años en España? No toda la culpa es de la Navidad

September 7: Maclean’s, Preparing students for the rise of a Passion Economy

Fall: Toronto Life, A look into the post-COVID job market

August 30: TVO, Is Full-Day Kindergarten a Success?

July 23: Globe and Mail, Liberal government negotiates child-care agreements with provinces as history repeats itself

July 23: The Globe and Mail, The economic benefits of child care are all too clear: ECONOMY

July 10: Hamilton Spectator, Research shows school closures not essential

July 10: La Presse Canadienne, Les femmes à faible revenu restent les plus touchées par la crise de la COVID-19

July 7: Toronto Star, Evidence suggests there was no benefit to Ontario closing its schools.

June 15: UofT News, COVID-19 school closures accelerate education inequities in Ontario: U of T researchers

June 10: Toronto Star, School closures have been hard on students and the economy.

June 4: Ottawa Citizen, Ontario leads the country in COVID-19 school closures — and kids have paid a price, study finds

May 22: Toronto Star, Some predicted a pandemic baby boom – but it’s looking more like a baby bust.

March 29: Globe and Mail, A long way to go’: Eight charts that explain Canada’s tough task of recovering jobs.

March 8: CBC News, Trudeau vows to tackle ‘she-cession’ after new report says pandemic has been worse for working women

March 8: Financial Post, Liberals told to think beyond child care in work to craft ‘shecession’ recovery plan

December 4: The Canadian Press, Childcare adds to strain for working mothers as pace of job gains slows

September 4: Business Weekly (in Chinese), The earlier the gifted students are cultivated, the better? Study finds: Allowing children to “read early” is more likely to harm him

July 17: BNN Bloomburg, Women disproportionately affected in the workplace during pandemic

July 11: Globe and Mail, PARENTS. TRAPPED. COVER STORY

June 24: Education Letter, Public Policy; Study Results from University of Toronto Broaden Understanding of Public Policy (Parental Employment Effects of Switching From Half-day To Full-day Kindergarten: Evidence From Ontario’s French Schools)

June 16: The Canadian Press, Better public child care is the engine we need for recovery post-coronavirus

May 15: Targeted News Service, Learning Policy Institute: Supporting a Strong, Stable Principal Workforce – What Matters and What Can Be Done

January 20: The Canadian Press, Canada can better prepare to retrain workers displaced by disruptive technologies

November 12: El Pais (in Spanish), Por qué nacer a principios de año nos ayuda a triunfar. Una explicación científica

October: Canadian HR Reporter, What will the workplace look like in 2030?

May 17: The Canadian Press, Ontario’s child-care cuts will hurt low-income parents working or studying full time

March 9: Le Devoir, “Redshirting”, when school exemptions make school

February 4: Wall Street Journal, Why Older Kindergartners Should Run Your Mutual Fund (Someday)

January 14: Global News, Redshirting: What parents should know about delaying school enrolment

September 12: n + 1 (in Russian), Children’s age at school has been linked to their chances of going to college

September 11: Mail Online, Oldest children in the class really ARE more successful: Those born in early September go on to perform better at university

September 9: Phys Org, Oldest kids in class do better, even into university, study finds

September 6: University Wire, Hayley’s House: Average students are left behind in the public school system

August 24: WSJ Pro Central Banking, Draghi Likely Lay Out End to Europe’s QE | Bundesbank Sees Strong German Growth Continuing | Weaker Dollar May Make Fed Rate Rises More Aggressive | Timiraos’s Take: Despite Economic Unease, Fed Officials Have Reasons for Brighter Spirits at Jackson Hole; The Wall Street Journal’s central banking newsletter for Monday, August 21, 2017

August 19: The Wall Street Journal, U.S. News: Being a Year Late for Kindergarten Has Benefits

August 18: Dow Jones Institutional News, The Oldest Kids in the Class May Get an Edge in College Admissions

August: Municipal World, BIG DATA: Benefits and barriers for cities

April 20: Business Insider, Malcolm Gladwell may have been wrong about a schooling strategy many parents think will help their kids succeed

June 17: Spektrum (in German), When is a child ready for school?

September 11: Globe and Mail, Holding children back is not the right start; Studies show that children born late in the year don’t benefit from delaying kindergarten

August 27: The Tennessean; Nashville, Tenn. Be cautious about ‘redshirting’ your kindergarten-age kids

April 15: Tallahassee Democrat, Parents can opt to delay kids’ entry into pre-K

September 13: Wall Street Journal, When 5-Year-Olds Get Redshirted — Many parents are holding back their children from kindergarten for a year, but the benefits are doubtful

September 12: Wall Street Journal, Should Children Be Held Back for Kindergarten?2

September 2: Globe and Mail, Why principals may be the key to your student’s success at school

August 24: Parents, The Redshirting Trend: How to Know When to Start Kindergarten

April 16: The Hamilton Spectator, Unlocking Potentials; Many variables can affect EQAO results but it seems that ‘academic optimism’ and a fervent belief in kids’ capabilities make a huge difference in outcomes

March 7: Economics Week, Economic Research; Data on Economic Research Reported by Researchers at University of Toronto

February 27: Diverse Issues in Higher Education, Opinion: The Age of Education

February 24: Maclean’s, Is ADHD a mental health crisis, or a cultural one?

November 13: Globe and Mail, TDSB mulls decision to cut junior high

September 19: Slate, Can Your Kid Hack It in Kindergarten?

September 10: Policy Analysis for California Education, Funding Special Education by Total District Enrollment: Advantages, Disadvantages, and Policy Considerations

August 21: Education Letter, Education Finance and Policy; Studies from E. Dhuey et al Provide New Data on Education Finance and Policy

August 16: Times Educational Supplement, Born unlucky?

June 17: Toronto Star, Should you put off kindergarten? An increasing number of parents are opting to ‘redshirt’ kids born late in the year

June 17: Scott Thompson Radio Show, N/A

June 3: Forbes, For The Republicans To Re-Emerge, Horatio Alger Must Die

April 25: Globe and Mail, Starting high school: Stress that can last

April 2: Today, Kindergarten redshirting: One mom’s dilemma

February 13: Globe and Mail, Students getting lost in the leap to high school

2013 Issue 2: Baseball Magazine, “Redshirting” At Eighth Grade: Hyper-Parenting or Sports Smart?

November 20: New York Times, Younger Students More Likely to Get A.D.H.D. Drugs

September 16: Star Tribune; Minneapolis, Minn. Too ‘young’ for school?: Many parents grapple with trying to decide when a child is mature enough for kindergarten.

August 28: Naples Daily News, Parents increasingly ‘redshirt’ kindergartners

August 19: Salt Lake Tribune, Kindergarten redshirting: Start school at age 5 or 6?

July 9: CBS News: 60 Minutes, The Lobbyist`s Playbook; Redshirting; The Mozart of Chess

June 11: Toronto Star, Math not adding up for middle schools: Low test scores push boards to rethink junior high

June 10: Toronto Star, Middle schools too disruptive for weak students, studies show

April 28: Evansville Courier & Press, Parents increasingly delay kids’ entry to kindergarten: Educators’ views split on growing trend

April 11: The Post – Crescent, Academic redshirting creeps back into kindergarten conversations

April 6: Toronto Star, Age differences play key role in early learning

April 4: Detroit Free Press, Kindergarten or not for Young 5s?

March 4: CBS News, Advantage of holding kids back

March 4: CBS News: 60 Minutes, Redshirting

January 24:  Stateline, State special education rates vary widely

December 31: El Pais (in Spanish), Nacer a final de año influye en las notas: [Edición 1st Ed. Madrid]

November1: BBC News, Summer-born struggle: Why August children suffer at school

August: Parents Magazine, Thrive in 2025: Holding kids back for success

July 25: Examiner, A new early education train: Holding children back from starting kindergarten

July 22: Brain World Magazine, Kindergarten readiness and the brain

June 29: Dawson Creek Daily News, Is your kid ready to start?; Youngest in class more likely to have problems keeping up with curriculum

June 15: Education Letter, Education, Finance and Policy; Research in the Area of Education, Finance and Policy Reported from University of Toronto

May 18: Education Letter, Education Policy; Scientists at University of Toronto Discuss Research in Education Policy

October 6: Education Letter, Education and Economics; New education and economics research has been reported by scientists at University of Toronto

September 29: McClatchy – Tribune Business News, More parents delay kindergarten start

March 31: Babble.com, Is my 4.9 year old ready for kindergarten?

February 7: Straits Times, Don’t fast-track your child

December 31: Victoria Times Colonist, Editorial: Being born at “wrong” time of year hurting students’ success

December 30: Victoria Times Colonist, Calendar hurting students’ success

November 1: New York Times, The sociology of success

August 23: Financial Times, Dear Economist: When Should A July-Born Child Start School?

August 8: FRBSF Economic Letter, How and why does age at kindergarten entry matter?

September 3: Calgary Herald, Held back to excel

September 3: Edmonton Journal, Why holding kids back moves them ahead

September 3: Ottawa Citizen, Giving pupils the “gift of time”

September 3: The Gazette, Holding kids back pushes them forward

June 3: New York Times Magazine, When Should a Kid Start Kindergarten?

2007: Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell, Chapter One: The Matthew Effect, pp. 15-34