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There Is a Silver Bullet to Save Education By Peter DeWitt
There Is a Silver Bullet to Save Education
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The Catholic-school generation By Michael J. Petrilli
The Catholic-school generation
By Michael J. Petrilli / October 11, 2012
A version of this editorial was published by the National Review Online.
Tonight’s debate will be an historic occasion, with two Roman Catholic candidates for national office squaring off against each other for the first time. The fact that this development has…
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Education Reform ≠ APPR
The following represents written testimony submitted to the NYS Education Reform panel when they came to Long Island.
The whole of your deliberations is inclusive of much evidence, the hard and soft data points, the loose and tight perspectives that coalesce around both broad and specific themes that accept and reject theories of change, of policy, and ultimately of a renewed agenda for education in New York State.
Albert Einstein once said, “if I had one…
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Why Kids Should Grade Teachers by Amanda Ripley
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Her ‘Crime’ Was Loving Schools By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
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The Importance of Student Voices By Stu Silberman
The Importance of Student Voices
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Talkin' That Talk by Rick Ayers
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Eleven year old: ‘Ridiculous’ to use my test to grade my teacher by Sean Feeney
Eleven year old: ‘Ridiculous’ to use my test to grade my teacher
Washington Post
In the out-of-the-mouths-of-babes category, here’s a post about the flaws of modern teacher evaluation that are evidence to an 11-year-old…
Added by Michael Keany on October 9, 2012 at 10:07pm — No Comments
PD: How do educators get to know what they don’t know?
When it comes to education reform, there are in general two major camps, but there are also several variations of each. The first camp would like to blow up the system and start all over. The other camp wants to continue the status quo while working to change it in directions governed by whatever dominant force of change has the ear of the public at the time. I find my own inclinations falling…
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Leadership Lessons from Children
I have a few core educational values close to my heart. One is to treat each child as if they were my own, and another is to teach using stories. I'd like to combine each of these philosophies in this post to share a story on leadership lessons I learned from my own children.
My wife and I have raised our children…
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What Your Kids Are Really Doing Online by Michael Levin
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Why teachers quit—and why we can’t fire our way to excellence by Aaron Pallas
Why teachers quit—and why we can’t fire our way to excellence
by Aaron Pallas
In the past few weeks, two major reports on teacher turnover and retention have been released. One was rolled out with extensive media coverage, and has been the subject of much discussion among policymakers and education commentators. The other was written by me, along with Teachers College doctoral student Clare Buckley.
The first report,…
Added by Michael Keany on October 8, 2012 at 11:06am — 1 Comment
The big business of charter schools by Valerie Strauss
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Does Your School Culture Encourage Risk-Taking or Rule Following? By Peter DeWitt
Does Your School Culture Encourage Risk-Taking or Rule Following?
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STEM to STEAM: Art in K-12 is Key to Building a Strong Economy
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How Do We Help Children Who Lost a Parent? By Peter DeWitt
How Do We Help Children Who Lost a Parent?
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What's next on the school-reform agenda by Michael J. Petrilli
What's next on the school-reform agenda
By Michael J. Petrilli / October 4, 2012
The Education Gadfly Weekly
Last week, the Policy Innovators in Education (PIE) Network brought together its member organizationsfor its annual…
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10 Things School Leaders Do to Kill a Teacher's Enthusiasm for Technology
10 Things School Leaders Do to Kill a Teacher's Enthusiasm for Technology
by J. Robinson
Here's a list of ten things a school leader does to kill any…
Added by Michael Keany on October 4, 2012 at 11:00pm — No Comments
SLO: Squashed Learning Opportunities
New York State has recently required school districts to submit updated Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) plans, which are directly connected to the end of year evaluations for all teachers and building administrators. The plans, as described on the EngageNY site, are quite comprehensive and are intended to ensure that there is an effective…
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