Susan Goodkin and David G. Gold: In focus on proficiency, bright kids lose - Sacramento Opinion - Sacramento Editorial Sacramento Bee:
"Many students scoring 'advanced' on grade-level material could progress much further with instruction geared to their needs. Instead, with teachers pressured by the No Child Left Behind Act to aim instruction at below-proficiency students, advanced learners are forced to sit through repetitive rote lessons on material they long ago mastered. Frustrated and bored, many bright students will act up, tune out and, as research shows, eventually even drop out in alarming numbers. Ignoring these students shortchanges them and California's future."
Public School Funding Keeps Dropping across U.S., but Ohio Public School
Finance Is Especially Precarious
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It is discouraging to examine the dire future of Ohio’s public school
funding—especially as President Trump and Education Secretary Linda McMahon
keep talk...
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