First lady Michelle Obama dances on stage with student performers as she and the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) host the White House Talent Show in the East Room of the White House, in Washington, Tuesday, May 20, 2014 in Washington. (AP Photo/Carolyn…School Leadership 2.0
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An editor I know is looking for an educator to comment on "number partners" or "graphing/ungraphing." If you have expertise with either of those, and would like to be quoted in a national parenting magazine, please email bookgirlblogger(at)gmail(dot)com.
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First lady: Arts education important to good schools
First lady: Arts education important to good schools
First lady Michelle Obama dances on stage with student performers as she and the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) host the White House Talent Show in the East Room of the White House, in Washington, Tuesday, May 20, 2014 in Washington. (AP Photo/Carolyn…Added by Michael Keany on May 22, 2014 at 2:18pm — No Comments
Alan Singer: We Don’t Need EdTPA from Diane Ravitch's blog
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School evals face same problems as those in hospitals by Allie Gross
School evals face same problems as those in hospitals
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The altered trajectory of Michelle Robinson
The altered trajectory of Michelle Robinson
In 1975, under pressure from the Supreme Court decision desegregating public schools, Chicago opened a racially integrated high school for high achievers that changed young Michelle Robinson's life, writes Sheryl Gay Stolberg for The New York Times. Her now husband, Barack Obama, attended a prep school in multicultural Hawaii, but Mrs. Obama was raised in a one-bedroom apartment and later a house in South Shore, a…
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Lawyers Run the Legal Profession. Doctors Run the Medical Profession. Why Don’t Teachers Run Education? by Ellie Herman
Lawyers Run the Legal Profession. Doctors Run the Medical Profession. Why Don’t Teachers Run Education?
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Lessons from Thoreau: Simplify, Simplify, Simplify! by Bruce Oliver
May 2014 Volume XI Issue IV
The namesake for the school where I was a principal for sixteen years was the poet and…
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Students need choice: ZIP codes shouldn’t predetermine students’ success by Lee Jackson
Students need choice: ZIP codes shouldn’t predetermine students’ success
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Rush Limbaugh wins award for best children's book. So what is the real story?
According to the media, the real story is that Rush is an idiot, no child would want to read anything by him, and the only reason he won the award is because Rush bought all the books himself.
Some of the outrage is palpable. The mainstream media pay so little attention to anything except itself, a lot of these people didn't…
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Work Less and Be More Productive by Annie Murphy Paul
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Will Fed Guidance on Charter Schools Bring Change? By Christopher Wooleyhand, Ph.D.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights issued a letter of guidance last week to charter schools (see link below). While supportive in tone, it laid out clear expectations regarding the application of civil rights laws in charter schools. This is good news for all schools. Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Catherine E. Lhamon’s letter suggests that a new level of transparency needs to be practiced by charter schools.
Charter schools have been criticized for… Continue
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The question of experience—teaching made simple? by Barnett Berry
The question of experience—teaching made simple?
Posted by Barnett Berry on Thursday, 05/15/2014
The Center for Teaching Quality
It’s a bad narrative. But it stays at the surface. It’s easy to message. It doesn’t require…
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Katie Zahedi Explains Why Many Educators Reject PISA from Diane Ravitch's blog
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How Transparency Can Transform School Culture by Katrina Schwartz
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Arne Duncan’s reaction to new research slamming teacher evaluation method he favors by Valerie Strauss
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4 of the biggest myths surrounding the student data debate by Roger Riddell
4 of the biggest myths surrounding the student data debate
Education Dive
From the debacle that led …
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Peer Observation: Get Out of the Land of Nice By Peter DeWitt
Peer Observation: Get Out of the Land of Nice
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What's all this talk about New and Higher Standards?
For aficionados of sophistry and propaganda, Common Core presents a drunken orgy of fun.
One of the most interesting specimens of strange language is the word Standard. Can anybody say what it means exactly?
Is it a goal? Is it a rule? Is it a law? Is it a means to get somewhere? Is it a norm? And if nobody knows what it means, how can people have intelligent conversations about it?
Note in particular, there is a very…
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Are we abandoning public education 60 years after historic Brown ruling? By Barbara Miner
The Answer Sheet
By Valerie Strauss…
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Blended Learning Impacts More Than Just Academics from Education Next by Thomas Arnett
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