Want to make a name for yourself in education policy? "Pick something to focus on, read everything you can, reach out to the people you admire working on the issue, and then don't be afraid to use your new-found knowledge," says Chad Aldeman, a policy analyst with experience working for think tanks and the U.S. Department of Education. Now as an associate partner with Bellwether Education, he answers questions from Recess blogger Amanda Klein about how he got there and what he's learned along the way.
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