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Daily Kos: Time as Capital: The Rise of the Frantic Class
Daily Kos: Time as Capital: The Rise of the Frantic Class: Time as Capital: The Rise of the Frantic Class byplthomasEdDFollow Share2 PERMALINK1 COMMENT Imagine a world where time is capital. This is the dystopian future of 2161 brought to film by Andrew Niccol's *In Time* (2011)—triggering some powerful parallels to *Logan's Run* (both the original novel from 1967 and thefilm adaptation in 1976). Both *Logan's Run* and *In Time* expose the human condition in terms of age and mortality—in the first, life ends at 30, and in the latter, people stop aging at 25, but at a price, which ... more »
L.A. Times Writes Shockingly Good Editorial On Schools — With Convenient Amnesia | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…
L.A. Times Writes Shockingly Good Editorial On Schools — With Convenient Amnesia | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…: L.A. Times Writes Shockingly Good Editorial On Schools — With Convenient Amnesia July 15, 2012 by Larry Ferlazzo | 0 comments 2 The Los Angeles Times, the paper guilty of pioneering extraordinary moral lapse of publishing teacher’s value-added ranking (see The Best Posts About The LA Times Article On “Value-Added” Teacher Ratings) just published a shockingly good editorial titled Education’s pendelum: Thinkers or test takers? After warning that countries that ou... more »
Energy, Power and the Leader-sphere - Arlington, VA, United States, ASCD EDge Blog post - A Professional Networking Community for Educators
Energy, Power and the Leader-sphere - Arlington, VA, United States, ASCD EDge Blog post - A Professional Networking Community for Educators: Energy, Power and the Leader-sphere Have you ever thought about the difference between energy and power? We use them interchangeably when discussing fuel, but not so much when discussing people. Energy is the availability of power, and power is the ability to get things done. Today’s young professionals expect to be both energized and empowered, and organizations are quickly morphing to meet the challenge and the opportunity. Consider it in t... more »
The Collapse of Florida’s Test-Based Accountabilty Regime Has Reached Stage Two | Scathing Purple Musings
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The Collapse of Florida’s Test-Based Accountabilty Regime Has Reached Stage Two | Scathing Purple Musings: The Collapse of Florida’s Test-Based Accountabilty Regime Has Reached Stage Two by Bob Sikes St. Lucie County Superintendent of Schools, Michael Lannon isn’t happy with Florida’s school grade system. From reporter Kelly Tyko of *Scripps Treasure Coast News*: “The manipulated testing, judging and accountability culture that has developed in Florida is now so greatly politically driven that I believe the (state board of education) and (Department of Education) have destroyed ... more »
Lighting a Fire or Filling a Pail? « Diane Ravitch's blog
Lighting a Fire or Filling a Pail? « Diane Ravitch's blog: Lighting a Fire or Filling a Pail? by dianerav Carol Corbett Burris posted a critique of the Relay Graduate School of Education here. Robert Pondiscioquestioned Burris’ metaphor about “lighting a fire” rather than “filling a pail,” on the assumption that she does not care about the content of the curriculum. My view: Curriculum matters; resources matter; poverty matters; and teachers should be free to use the teaching style that works best for them. And I still doubt the validity of a “graduate school of education” that has... more »
Rahm's school budget assault | SocialistWorker.org
Rahm's school budget assault | SocialistWorker.org: Rahm's school budget assault [image: Teachers and parents picket outside a Chicago Board of Education meeting] Facing a contract showdown with teachers, Chicago school officials announced a budget that targets the CTU while draining schools of resources, reports Lee Sustar. FACED WITH demands for a pay increase for teachers and a call to fully fund its planned longer school day, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) officialsresponded with a budget that calls for educators to work longer for less, funnels money from neighborhood schools t... more »
An Urban Teacher's Education: Gearing Up for Save Our School Convention DC 2012
An Urban Teacher's Education: Gearing Up for Save Our School Convention DC 2012: Gearing Up for Save Our School Convention DC 2012 by James Boutin *The following was cross posted at* @ the chalk face. Last year, Save Our Schools hosted a phenomenal conference in Washington DC. I wrote about my experiences there here, here, and here. Like-minded people from across the country coalesced around their distrust of policies that make no sense when you see them through the eyes of those they're supposed to serve: students. Privatization, school-choice, Teach for America, the dismantlin... more »
Missouri Education Watchdog: Sunday Education Reform Comic Strip that Isn't Funny...and The Sunday Education Weekly Reader 07.15.12..
Missouri Education Watchdog: Sunday Education Reform Comic Strip that Isn't Funny...and The Sunday Education Weekly Reader 07.15.12..: Sunday Education Reform Comic Strip that Isn't Funny...and The Sunday Education Weekly Reader 07.15.12.. by stlgretchen Featuring a Sunday comic that isn't funny or "for the kids". Welcome to the Sunday Education Weekly Reader for 07.15.2012. We are highlighting a cartoon from archcomix.com highlighting education reform issues. I picked it up from GF Brandenberg's blog: * * *Instead of attempting to reproduce the entire cartoon here, let me give yo... more »
Education reform's dilemma: Improving creative thinking or improving test scores - latimes.com
Education reform's dilemma: Improving creative thinking or improving test scores - latimes.com: Education's pendelum: Thinkers or test takers?Rote learning can take a toll on building creativity in schools. The nations that can strike the right balance will gain a competitive edge. - [image: print] - Comments 0 - Email Share - - - [image: Johnny Cochran Middle School] Aiming higher on academics shouldn't have to mean leaving deeper or more open-ended thinking skills behind. Above: A pre-algebra Math 7 class at Johnny Cochran Middle School in ... more »
Realism in New Jersey: Can We Face It? « Diane Ravitch's blog
Realism in New Jersey: Can We Face It? « Diane Ravitch's blog: [image: Click on picture to Listen to Diane Ravitch] Realism in New Jersey: Can We Face It? by dianerav My favorite New Jersey blogger, known as Jersey Jazzman, is a teacher and one smart guy (I’m assuming he is a guy because of his moniker, which is not Jersey Jazzperson or Jazzwoman). He has written a very important post. I urge you to read it carefully. It reflects on where the reform movement is heading in his state, and for that matter, nationally. He looks specifically at Newark, which has been a focal point fo... more »
Star Watch: Cyberschools multiply but scores fall short | Indianapolis Star | indystar.com
Star Watch: Cyberschools multiply but scores fall short | Indianapolis Star | indystar.com: Star Watch: Cyberschools multiply but scores fall shortThere's little accountability in state's fast-growing system Con Academy Browse Con Academy library of over 3,100 educational videos... During the 2008-09 school year, 370 students in Indiana were enrolled in K-12 schools that offered all or at least some of their classes over the Internet. Last school year, it was more than 4,000 -- a number that is expected to double or even triple over the next couple of years. The explosion in on... more »
Teachers Working with Teachers: School Districts (Part 3) | Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice
Teachers Working with Teachers: School Districts (Part 3) | Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice: Teachers Working with Teachers: School Districts (Part 3) by larrycuban Occasionally, school systems cultivate both professional development across their districts and school-based learning communities focused on instructional improvement. In Pittsburgh (PA) in the early 1980s, for example, Superintendent Richard Wallace closed a high school with low test scores and declining enrollment and re-opened it as a magnet school for students and training center for the distric... more »
Schools Matter: GUEST POST: The Factory Store, Douglas Storm
Schools Matter: GUEST POST: The Factory Store, Douglas Storm: GUEST POST: The Factory Store, Douglas Storm by P. L. Thomas The Factory Store by Douglas Storm or Telling Lies to Children, or Education in America. So, do you remember when you were a child and someone asked you, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I don’t either, but let me ask differently, have you asked any child this? This magical, mystical, and ultimately mystifying question was answered once, and to my mind definitively, by Bill Watterson in Calvin & Hobbes:
Happy Good Time Emotion Response Place and School - southbronxschool.com
http://www.southbronxschool.com: Happy Good Time Emotion Response Place and School by noreply@blogger.com (Bronx Teacher) I know of a school in NYC, can't say where, but the elementary school is going ultra liberal in its response to discipline issue that is ruining it. The school will be officially known as the Happy Good Time Emotion Response Place and School. What does this mean? The Crack Team here at SBSB was able to obtain a copy of the FAQ that put answered questions staff members might ask of the new system of discipline. This FAQ was sent out to staff members and we here a... more »
Missouri Education Watchdog: Common Core Standards and Sofas. Slipcovering vs Reupholstering Education.
Missouri Education Watchdog: Common Core Standards and Sofas. Slipcovering vs Reupholstering Education.: Common Core Standards and Sofas. Slipcovering vs Reupholstering Education. by stlgretchen Can we slipcover or do we need to reupholster education? We just had our sofa recovered and it looks fabulous. The "bones" of the sofa were good. It was just the outside fabric that was old and tired and needed to be replaced. We didn't have to strip the sofa down to its wooden frame and use new stuffing and material for the sofa to be useful. This analogy of sofa stuffing and slipcover... more »
Questions on this month's Democratic primary ballot include charter schools, tax breaks | jacksonville.com
Questions on this month's Democratic primary ballot include charter schools, tax breaks | jacksonville.com: Questions on this month's Democratic primary ballot include charter schools, tax breaks 4 questions on this month's primary ballot to include charter schools, tax breaks *Posted:* July 14, 2012 - 6:58pm By Walter C. Jones [image: Charter Schools - Dividing Communities since 1991] ATLANTA | The four questions Democratic leaders put on the primary ballot this month are designed to stimulate discussions in the general election and into next year’s legislative session. Voters ch... more »
Teaching in the Dark Times of Corp Edu-Reform (Guest Post by G. A. Steele) « Cooperative Catalyst
Teaching in the Dark Times of Corp Edu-Reform (Guest Post by G. A. Steele) « Cooperative Catalyst: Teaching in the Dark Times of Corp Edu-Reform (Guest Post by G. A. Steele) by dloitz *(First written September of 2011 updated and revised June 2012)* Boxed Lotus: Negredo By G.A Steele Long, long ago, before the dark times of the federal education takeover, first with NCLB law during the reign of Bush II which was soon followed by the bait-and-switch corporate edu-reform days of RTTT during the reign of Obama, teachers had the freedom to create classrooms where students were actually... more »
Abele Confronted for Stand on Palermo Strike « Larry Miller's Blog: Educate All Students!
Abele Confronted for Stand on Palermo Strike « Larry Miller's Blog: Educate All Students!: Abele Confronted for Stand on Palermo Strike by millerlf *Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele seems to be drawing a line in the sand about worker’s right to organize a union. On July 11, in a Journal op-ed, Abele presented his support for the President and CEO of Palermo’s Pizza, someone he knows.* *The only conclusion I get from his comments are that workers do not have the right to unionize. Isn’t this America?* *To see Chris Abele’s opinion piece on the Palermo strike go to:* * http://w... more »
Teachers Don't Suck !: Education Reform and Reformatory Reform - Are They Really Different?
Teachers Don't Suck !: Education Reform and Reformatory Reform - Are They Really Different?: Education Reform and Reformatory Reform - Are They Really Different? by Walt S. “This place is like a jail!” How many times have you heard kids say that about school? Well, out of the mouths of babes. They won’t be far from wrong in the near future! Prior to the 1980s private prisons were unheard of ! Since then the privatization of the prison systems with its over two million inmates has skyrocketed. I certainly think that *privatization of public schools* with its over fifty-eight million... more »
Schools Matter: "Research-based" is code for "systematic intensive phonics"
Schools Matter: "Research-based" is code for "systematic intensive phonics": "Research-based" is code for "systematic intensive phonics" by skrashen How to improve reading: What the research really says. Sent to the Christian Science Monitor, July 13 If students succeed in suing their school district for failure to help them learn to read well, what kind of intervention will follow? (“Michigan students sue school district for violating their 'right to read',” June 13). According to the Monitor, the district must use “research-based approaches.” Many of us in the language education... more »
Mother Crusader: Benjamin Rayer, New Jersey's King Of The Cybercharters
Mother Crusader: Benjamin Rayer, New Jersey's King Of The Cybercharters: Benjamin Rayer, New Jersey's King Of The Cybercharters by darciecima This is the story of Benjamin Rayer, and how he got approval for not one, but TWO charter schools from the NJDOE. It's an unlikely story, since our protagonist isn't even a resident of our fair state!! But that didn't deter Benjamin from applying as the lead founder for both charters, no siree! After all, he knew he had the right reformy qualifications to get ahead in New Jersey! He is on the Springfield Township Board of Education in M... more »
Murky Waters: The Education Debate in New Orleans
Murky Waters: The Education Debate in New Orleans: Murky Waters: The Education Debate in New OrleansFriday, 13 July 2012 00:00 By Adam Bessie and Dan Archer, Truthout | Comics Series - 86 - font size [image: decrease font size] [image: increase font size] - Print - Email *[image: The Disaster Capitalism]Archer and Adam Bessie offer part II of "The Disaster Capitalism Curriculum: The High Price of Education Reform."* In our first episode of The Disaster Capitalism Curriculum: The High Price of Education Reform, we exposed readers to the corporate philosophies and pr... more »
PRIVATIZATION IS A KILLER: Zombie Takeover at the UC Regents’ Meeting | Dailycensored.com
PRIVATIZATION IS A KILLER: Zombie Takeover at the UC Regents’ Meeting | Dailycensored.com: PRIVATIZATION IS A KILLER: Zombie Takeover at the UC Regents’ Meeting by Danny Weil Come out with us to protest the Regents’ most recent plans to consider a 20.3% fee hike for the Fall if Gov. Jerry Brown’s tax initiative (Prop 30) is not approved by voters. Let them know enough is enough! We refuse to have the budget balanced on the backs of students and workers, who are being asked to pay more in taxes or see further cuts to public services. Get on your zombie gear (or come as you are!) t... more »
Blue Jersey:: That's "Big" Money?
Blue Jersey:: That's "Big" Money?: That's "Big" Money? by Jersey Jazzman This is what the local press gets excited about these days: Democratic governors are breaking in a new SuperPAC by attacking one of their most prominent Republican colleagues, Gov. Chris Christie.DGA Action, a group run by the Democratic Governors Association that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money, is running ads on the Internet needling Christie. And it doesn't plan to stop the campaign it began in April anytime soon. So far the organization has spent *$1,000 in media markets "in and around Ne... more »
Corporate Takeover of Public Education From Sea to Shining Sea!
Florida GOP Pols Still Default to “Choice” Rhetoric As Justification for Education Policy | Scathing Purple Musings: Florida GOP Pols Still Default to “Choice” Rhetoric As Justification for Education Policy by Bob Sikes *Orlando Sentinel * writer, Aaron Deslatte takes the next step in capturing the real story of the state’ education battles. Deslatte’s poignant column, “*Campaign Could Turn On Whether GOP is Starving Schools – or Remaking Them”* effectively* *encapsulates the policy, politics and the rhetoric. TALLAHASSEE – Has Florida’s political leadership defended public educa... more »
Guest Commentary: Advocate for your child within school systems - The Denver Post
Guest Commentary: Advocate for your child within school systems - The Denver Post: Guest Commentary: Advocate for your child within school systems POSTED: 07/14/2012 01:00:00 AM MDT *By Maya Wheeler* * * With school around the corner, I have flashbacks of how I could help my daughter be more successful in school. For the last 10 years, I have been fighting a battle with her for not doing well in school. It was not until I saw a brochure titled "My Child Hates School ... and I Do, Too," developed by the Denver Metro Community Parent Resource Center (CPRC), that things finally cli... more »
Gordon Brown on Why Education Is Every Human’s Right - The Daily Beast
Gordon Brown on Why Education Is Every Human’s Right - The Daily Beast: Gordon Brown on Why Education Is Every Human’s RightJul 14, 2012 12:00 AM EDTAUTHOR [image: Gordon Brown] Gordon Brown The pain of a child excluded from school may not evoke the same heartache as seeing an infant starving to death or a child suffering from AIDS. Yet for millions of children, writes former British prime minister Gordon Brown, an education is the only route out of famine, poverty, disease, and conflict. - Print - Email - Comments (26) - - - The only international la... more »
Wealthy throwing money at charter-schools initiative | Local News | The Seattle Times
Wealthy throwing money at charter-schools initiative | Local News | The Seattle Times: Wealthy throwing money at charter-schools initiative The donors who have given $2.3 million so far to put a charter-schools initiative on the ballot include only three families that have given less than $50,000 and only one family that has contributed less than $1,000. By Brian M. Rosenthal Seattle Times political reporter MOST POPULAR COMMENTS HIDE / SHOW COMMENTS Heck, if the rich people want it, it must be good for us all, right? (July 13, 2012, by stratoonist) MORE http://www.nytimes.com/201... more »
Data Center: California 2011-2012 Dropout Rates - ContraCostaTimes.com
Data Center: California 2011-2012 Dropout Rates - ContraCostaTimes.com: Data Center: California 2011-2012 Dropout Rates Daniel Willis and Theresa Harrington Bay Area News Group Posted: 07/12/2012 02:07:32 PM PDT Updated: 07/13/2012 07:06:18 AM PDT Related - John Swett school district's intense intervention shows in vastly improved graduation and dropout rates - The Education Report: New data on Oakland's dropout rates - A closer look at graduation and dropout rates in Contra Costa County school districts - More students graduating and fewer dropping out sta... more »
This Week's Answer Sheet 7-14 -12 School Survival Guide for parents (and everyone else). - The Washington Post
The Answer Sheet - School Survival Guide for parents (and everyone else). - The Washington Post: [image: Answer Sheet] How underfunding schools really hurts kids Valerie Strauss at The Answer Sheet - 39 minutes ago This *was written by Wendy Lecker, a former president of the Stamford Parent Teacher Council and former staff attorney at the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, plaintiffs in a school funding lawsuit in New York. This first appeared in the Stamford Advocate.* Read full article >> [image: Add to Facebook] [image: Add to Twitter] [image: Add to Reddit] [image: Add to StumbleUpon]... more »
Answers Given | The G Bitch Spot
Answers Given | The G Bitch Spot: Answers Given by G Bitch What is this wave of “school” “Reform” about? Is it about education? Improving teachers? Making functional, literate, thoughtful citizens? Safe, healthy buildings for our children? Are the main stakeholders parents, children, teachers? Oh, no, not at all—once again, the truth slips out like a tiny turd: Both men *[Scott Cowen and Norman Francis]* steered away from any disparaging remarks about sitting board members, whose four-year terms end in December, but they made no secret of their wish to find more candidates alig... more »
Big Education Ape 2nd Banana 7-14-12 Recap of Last Week's Best Post #EDchat #EDreform #soschat #p2 #1u
*Big Education Ape 2nd Banana * * * *Recap of Last Week's Best Post * Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: Axelrod's old firm behind 'Infrastructure Trust', Citibank, and attacks on CTU coopmike48 at Big Education Ape - 7 hours ago Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: Axelrod's old firm behind 'Infrastructure Trust', Citibank, and attacks on CTU: Axelrod's old firm behind 'Infrastructure Trust', Citibank, and attacks on CTU by Mike Klonsky Obama, Emanuel & AxelrodWell, mercy me! Look who's behind those ads blasting the CTU. Why, it's ASGK Public Strategies and AKPD, David Axelrod's old firms. ... more »
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