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Study: Kids Can Learn As Much from ‘Sesame Street’ as from Preschool
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The Need For Digital Literacy by Eric Sheninger
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Take the Test to Get Into China’s Top Universities by Education Next
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High Performing Minority Districts: An Anomaly? from Larry Cuban
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5 Strategic Tips for First-Year Administrators by Ross Cooper
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Nonacademic Skills Are Key To Success. But What Should We Call Them? by ANYA KAMENETZ
Nonacademic Skills Are Key To Success. But What Should We Call Them?
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Truly, social investment: How one man's commitment made a difference to an entire community
Truly, social investment
Two decades ago, Harris Rosen, who grew up poor on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and became wealthy in the Florida hotel business, decided to shepherd part of his fortune into the troubled Orlando community of Tangelo Park, reports Lizette Alvarez for The New York Times. Twenty-one years later, with an infusion of $11 million of Mr. Rosen's money so far, Tangelo Park is a striking success story. Nearly all its seniors graduate from…
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Who authorizes the authorizers? - Approval of Charter Schools
Who authorizes the authorizers?
A blog post by Arianna Prothero in Education Week looks at the continuing debate, and differing schools of thought, around charter authorization. Authorizers and how they make decisions have gotten more attention lately, especially in Ohio and Michigan, where state- and press-led investigations have turned up academic and financial failures at charters. Some have subsequently argued that weak authorizing practices lead to weak…
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Want to retain teachers? - Advice from a novice teacher who quit by Christmas
Want to retain teachers?
The combination of poor student performance and limited teacher experience makes it especially difficult for majority low-income schools across the country to fulfill strict guidelines under NCLB, writes educator Paul Barnwell in The Atlantic. Barnwell himself was a novice teacher in 2004 in the Teach Kentucky program, which put him in a classroom with minimal training. He quit his assignment by Christmas. Although some educators hit…
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Leadership “wisdom” that makes me crazy by Wally Bock
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Option 3: Actually USE the smartphones from Dangerously Irrelevant by Scott McLeod
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Asking students to work in complete isolation by Scott McLeod
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Stop Preaching and Start Teaching By David Ginsburg
Stop Preaching and Start Teaching
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Don’t Argue For Your Limitations by Tom Whitby
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Well-designed professional development solves problems by Dennis Sparks
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Leaders Don't Boss by Eric Sheninger
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Hollywood, HBO, and School Reform (Part 2) by Larry Cuban
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Virtual Field Trips and Education (Technology) Inequalities from Hack Education
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From Superhero Teacher to Bad Teacher: Hollywood Films Then and Now (Part 1) from Larry Cuban
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Six Questions About Teacher Evaluation By Nancy Flanagan
Six Questions About Teacher Evaluation
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