December At The Latest
Totally focused on other things today, so in order to come up with a post, I reviewed my epic list of possible topics. It's a little writer's trick that we writers use. It's called "writing things down." Typically we lose our lists for months and months until one of them turns up under a cocktail.
My list led me nowhere tonight, trust me. However, in a humorous sidebar, one of the terms on my list is "Donald Fraynd," the former CPS turnaround guy who left the district to start a company that inserts itself into school district personnel departments as an added layer of gobbledygook. So I checked them out tonight on the Google to see how they're doing.
Basically, they're selling a little test that not only tells districts which applicants to bother interviewing but also sets up a "personalized learning plan" for the new hire. Whatever. It's just another tumor in a very widespread cancer.
It's all very similar to the fabulously powerful new magical tests that will assess the Common Core and provide
My list led me nowhere tonight, trust me. However, in a humorous sidebar, one of the terms on my list is "Donald Fraynd," the former CPS turnaround guy who left the district to start a company that inserts itself into school district personnel departments as an added layer of gobbledygook. So I checked them out tonight on the Google to see how they're doing.
Basically, they're selling a little test that not only tells districts which applicants to bother interviewing but also sets up a "personalized learning plan" for the new hire. Whatever. It's just another tumor in a very widespread cancer.
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| sic, from the updated website |