Common Ground
I have been reading a lot of Education Reform material this week. Some of their blogs are even busier than ours. When I read things by the more responsible and less hysterical members of that community I see a lot that makes sense to me. In fact, I see a lot that I could have written myself.
I also read a lot of stuff that makes no sense at all.
So let's try to sort through this and determine if we can't find some common ground.
Education Reform have two primary agenda items: charter schools and "teacher quality". I can't support either of the first two, but I understand their concerns. Perhaps their concerns can be addressed through some more responsible structures than the ones they are proposing. They also seem to be deeply interested in education
I also read a lot of stuff that makes no sense at all.
So let's try to sort through this and determine if we can't find some common ground.
Education Reform have two primary agenda items: charter schools and "teacher quality". I can't support either of the first two, but I understand their concerns. Perhaps their concerns can be addressed through some more responsible structures than the ones they are proposing. They also seem to be deeply interested in education
