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Who Will Prosper in the New World By TYLER COWEN
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'Bluest Eye' Becomes Common-Core Flash Point By Anthony Rebora
'Bluest Eye' Becomes Common-Core Flash Point
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What if You Only Had 5 Minutes to Inspire a Student? By Peter DeWitt
What if You Only Had 5 Minutes to Inspire a Student?
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The Problem with Proficiency by Michael Petrilli
The Problem with Using Raw Test Scores to Evaluate Schools
In this Education Gadfly article, Michael Petrilli uses the dismal 2013 test results of Democracy Prep, a high-poverty New York City middle school (fewer than 10 percent were proficient on the state’s new Common Core-aligned tests) to illustrate the problem with using just test scores – the percent of students scoring proficient and above – to “grade” schools. This school would seem to…
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What We Know Now (and How It Doesn’t Matter) by P. L. Thomas
Added by Michael Keany on September 3, 2013 at 4:43pm — No Comments
The Test of the Common Core by E. D. Hirsch, Jr.
Added by Michael Keany on September 3, 2013 at 4:40pm — No Comments
Five bad education assumptions the media keeps recycling by Alfie Kohn
Five bad education assumptions the media keeps recycling
By Valerie Strauss,
Here author Alfie Kohn uses a review of Amanda Ripley’s new…
Added by Michael Keany on September 3, 2013 at 4:38pm — No Comments
Making homework smarter by Annie Murphy Paul
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Meeting The Needs of All Students: A First Step by ELENA AGUILAR
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The Road from Mississippi to Harvard
The Road from Mississippi to Harvard
In this moving New York Times article, Justin Porter reflects on his journey from a small Mississippi high school to Harvard. As he contemplated his early-acceptance letter, he says he felt “trapped between the two worlds in front of me. One held seemingly unlimited opportunity – full scholarship, career advancement, travel possibilities. But what would I sacrifice in exchange? My mother and I have never…
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