Latest News and Comment from Education
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10 Instructional Illusions
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From Forbes.com
6 hours ago
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Judicial candidate Warren Plunk dies, OK County special election to be
called
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[image: Warren Plunk]Oklahoma County attorneys will have a second chance to
file for the District 7 Office 10 judicial seat after the death of
candidate ...
1 day ago
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Dolly Parton: Insights From The Book Lady
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We’ve heard many welcome tributes to Dolly Parton and her great role as the
Book Lady. As most know, one of Dolly Parton’s many contributions and her
pas...
3 days ago
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Bookstore Romance Day, Fat Liberation & an Unofficial Guide to the Oregon
Coast
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Nothing clears your head better than salty sea air... and like, four bowls
of clam chowder.
4 days ago
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Band Kids
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They’re the best.
4 days ago
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Ohio Legislators Should Commit Over ½ Billion in Unspent Revenue to Serving
Ohio’s Most Vulnerable Public School Students
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In a pithy analysis released on Monday, the Heights Coalition for Public
Education dissects Ohio’s public school funding crisis and charges the Ohio
Legisl...
5 days ago
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What Bill Gates Knows That AI Tech Bros Won’t Admit
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Gates knows, too, that prudence and discretion might slow down or even
derail that trillion dollar virtual gravy train.
"In private, people who unders...
6 days ago
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A Rational Response to NYC Reading Score Decline: And the Evidence to
Support That
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“[W]hat does it actually mean to talk about students ‘falling behind’ when
their learning conditions are becoming increasingly dire?” Emma Lee
08.23.26 NYT
1 week ago
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This year’s drop in NYC state test scores: sound and fury, signifying
nothing
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When the state test scores were released a couple of weeks ago, they showed
sharp drops in proficiency for NYC students, particularly in reading.
1 week ago
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This year's drop in NYC state test scores: sound and fury, signifying
nothing
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When the state test scores were released a couple of weeks ago, they showed
sharp drops in proficiency for NYC students, particularly in reading. This...
1 week ago
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Regarding Trump’s Utter Defeat and Surrender in the Middle East: Iran gets
to charge fees, too!
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Many analysts have explained how the recent MOU between Trump and Iran is a
humiliating and deep failure for the current regimes of both the USA and
Israel...
2 months ago
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"Didn't do *that*," part 1: new Schofield case developments reveal crucial
10th Circuit/Ledger lie
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The record is clear. Jeremy Scott confessed at least 40 times in a 2017
hearing. He never recanted. The Ledger must retract its lie to force Judge
Kevin Ab...
1 year ago
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Did Darryl Willie lie or interfere in the whistleblower investgation? Why
not both?
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Willie said below to Action News Jax
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It's troubling for quite a few reasons. First he is saying the board knew
about the complaint an...
2 years ago
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I’ve moved.
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I’m on Substack now. You can continue to receive periodic posts for free.
Or you can read every post and comment for $5 a month, $60 a year.
fredklonsky.su...
4 years ago
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Milwaukee Bradley Foundation at Center of Attacks on U.S. Voting Rights
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The Big Money Behind the Big Lie Donald Trump’s attacks on democracy are
being promoted by rich and powerful conservative groups that are determined
to win...
5 years ago
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Aspiring Teachers Get New Help Paying For College
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[image: colorful classroom pattern]
*; Credit: shuoshu/Getty Images*
Cory Turner | NPR
New rules kick in today that will help aspiring teachers pay for c...
5 years ago
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New Teacher Evaluation Report Released by the Network for Public Education
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A new report on current teacher evaluation systems throughout the US was
just released by the Network for Public Education. The report is titled,
“Teachers...
5 years ago
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We fight for a democracy worthy of us all!
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The nation stands at a crossroads, said NEA President Lily Eskelsen GarcĂa
in her final keynote address to the 2020 NEA Representative Assembly and
it’s up...
6 years ago
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Read to Self: Just a Kid and a Book.
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Date: Monday, January 5, 2020 Place: My classroom Student: Mrs.Mims, could
we start doing Read to Self again because I got this great book for
Christmas an...
6 years ago
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TSJ's 17th Annual Curriculum Fair
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*TSJ's 17th Annual Curriculum Fair*
*** REGISTER HERE ***
*From Puerto Rico to Chicago:*
*Reclaiming and Reimagining Our Communities*
Saturday, November 1...
7 years ago
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Whose Opinions Matter in Education World?
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It's hard to identify education heroes and sheroes. And perhaps even harder
to pinpoint just whose work is slanted, paid-for and dishonest.
7 years ago
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A Teacher’s Tale in the Midst of the Terror in our Schools
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Students’ active-shooter plan for teacher in wheelchair: ‘We will carry
you’ Reprinted from Allison Slater Tate Feb. 21, 2018 at 4:58 PM Like
teachers all ...
8 years ago
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March is nearly over and I didn't do anything for WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
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I was inspired when I saw this meme I guess it can be called of WOMEN IN
STEM and "IT'S OKAY TO BE SMART" And I began thinking about how the only
subjec...
9 years ago
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Thank you
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Dear Readers,
Thank you for visiting *The Perimeter Primate*. This blog is being retired
for the time being. Although I no longer post here, I do still s...
10 years ago
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This Week In Education: #LAUSD: The Story Behind John Deasy's Mystifying Labor Deal
This Week In Education: #LAUSD: The Story Behind John Deasy's Mystifying Labor Deal:
from This Week In Education by Alexander Russo
A couple of days ago on a Souther California Public Radio station talk show, two longtime education reform allies, LAUSD superintendent John Deasy and former LAUSD board member Yolie Flores, got into their first public disagreement. There with UTLA head Warren Fletcher to discuss the proposed new UTLA / LAUSD agreement, Deasy and Flores disagreed over whether the proposed deal would gut the accountability and competition elements that were key to 2009 Flores' Public School Choice initiative, a two year-old program that gave low performing schools over to new groups including outside charter organizations.Deasy, UTLA, E4E, Randi Weingarten, and others have lined up behind the deal. Charter organizations, some LA teachers, and reformers including Ben Austin and Mike McGalliard have criticized it sharply. (See previous post for news coverage and comments.) While Deasy says his deal retains PSC, Flores told me in an interview last night that the deal "completely undercuts" PSC. "It eradicates the entire intent and purpose of PSC which is to use