A Call for Pitches: Education

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Following up on our call for reader questions about education, these are the big topics or prompts we're looking for contributors to explore for The Atlantic, whether in reported pieces, context-heavy historical retellings, or in some cases, personal reflections. For some of these, you might not even need experience in journalism – just a fresh perspective that other people might be able to learn from.

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Preferred email address *

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What do you do? *

Experienced journalist? Professor? Parent or student or none of these titles? Tell us what perspective you bring to the table here.

What prompt or topic are you responding to? *

Historical instance of change in education (be specific)

Preparing students for the new world of work outside the classroom

Experiences of learning abroad

School decisions made behind closed doors

What's your pitch? *

Try to make these as developed as possible. Tell us what your angle is, what argument you're making, what point you hope to communicate or story you hope to tell.

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