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NY Times Editorial
Thanks to an agreement brokered by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, New York has moved a step closer to carrying out the statewide teacher evaluation system it promised two years ago in return for $700 million from the federal Race…
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What All Students Need from All Teachers
(Originally titled “Teach Up for Excellence”)
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In this Educational Leadership article, differentiation guru Carol Ann Tomlinson (University of Virginia) and EDEquity founder Edwin Lou Javius note that until quite recently, U.S. schools were legally segregated and unequal based on race. Today, there is…
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Will Rogers once said, “It isn’t what people don’t know that hurts them. It’s what they do know that just ain’t so.”
That’s the introduction to a…
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My guest is Aaron Pallas, professor of sociology and education at Teachers College, Columbia University. He writes the …
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Albany Times Union
Thanks to Carol Corbett-Burris for referring this commentary to us.
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Maybe Bruce Friedrich raised the lesson plan issue because he was so out of sync with the recent college graduates who were the other Teach for America instructors at his Baltimore high school. He was 40. He…
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 Members of the Cleveland High School forensic team are seen enjoying a humorous monologue… |
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LA Times Editorial
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January 28, 2012
Ritalin Gone Wrong
By L. ALAN SROUFE
NY Times
THREE million children in this country take drugs for problems in focusing. Toward the end of last year, many of their parents were deeply alarmed because there was a shortage of drugs like Ritalin and Adderall that they…
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