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solidaridad: As a UCLA Classical Civilization major, President Obama's vapid Art History comments reek of anti-intellectualismAs a #UCLA Classical Civilization major, @BarackObama's vapid Art History comments reek of anti-intellectualism. http://t.co/RQvarDveh7— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) February 1, 2014 My comments on the Washington Post: As a forty eight year old Senior in Classical Civiliza
NYC Educator: Why You Ought Not to Have Sex With Neanderthals (Or Vote for Them)
NYC Educator: Why You Ought Not to Have Sex With Neanderthals (Or Vote for Them): Why You Ought Not to Have Sex With Neanderthals (Or Vote for Them)It turns out that Neanderthal genes carry risk for certain diseases you probably don't want to have. So you'd be well-advised not even to date Neanderthals, let alone sleep with them. After all, you probably don't want your kids to suffer from disease,
Student Body President Asks to be Allowed to Attend School - Living in Dialogue - Education Week Teacher
Student Body President Asks to be Allowed to Attend School - Living in Dialogue - Education Week Teacher: Student Body President Asks to be Allowed to Attend SchoolBy Anthony Cody on February 1, 2014 9:17 AMA student and her siblings this week had their permission to attend school within the Alhambra Unified School District (AUSD) revoked. Maia Wu is the president of the 8thgrade class, and an exc
From One Atheist to Another: How Does Bill Gates Keep his Ego in Check? | Teachers' Letters to Bill Gates
From One Atheist to Another: How Does Bill Gates Keep his Ego in Check? | Teachers' Letters to Bill Gates: From One Atheist to Another: How Does Bill Gates Keep his Ego in Check?Posted on February 1, 2014by Teachers'LettersToBillGatesDear Bill,I understand that, like me, you are an atheist. I hesitate to share this piece of information about myself with others due to fears of being rejected and ju
GoPublicSchool.com « An open discussion of public school issues. GoPublicSchool.com
GoPublicSchool.com « An open discussion of public school issues. GoPublicSchool.com: Fight over effective teachers shifts to courtroom…Jennifer Medina in The New York Times… “They have tried and failed to loosen tenure rules for teachers in contract talks and state legislatures. So now, a group of rising stars in the movement to overhaul education employment has gone to court. In a small, wood-pan
Student Slang 102 | EdCentrist
Student Slang 102 | EdCentrist: Student Slang 102Leave a commentAs a follow-up to the first version, here are a few more slang words and phrases that students use throughout the school day:jonin’: This term has replaced “dissin’ / dissing” from yesteryear’s slang.Example:Student-to-student: “Your sneakers are dirty.”Student reply: “I know you’re not jonin’!dry: This term describes something or som
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1-25-14 empathyeducates All Weekempathyeducates: The “Grit” Narrative, “Grit” Research, and Codes that BlindBy Paul L. Thomas, Ed.D. | Originally Published at The Becoming Radical. January 30, 2014 The answer to Grant Lichtman’s Does “Grit” Need Deeper Discussion? appears to be an unequivocal yes—based on the exchange in the blog post comments, the Twitter conversations, and comments at my blogs [
2-1-14 Engaging Parents In School All Week… | Going Beyond Parent "Involvement"
Engaging Parents In School… | Going Beyond Parent "Involvement":I Don’t Think Taking & Throwing Out Students’ Lunches Because Their Parents Owe The School Money Is A Good IdeaBy now, you may have already heard about what happened in Salt Lake City this week — the parents of a number of students owed money on their children’s lunch account and, because of that, after those students we
Stephen Krashen Blog 2-1-14
SKrashen:A better way to deal with summer loss in readingSent to the Seattle Times, Jan 31, 2014There is a much cheaper and much more effective way to deal with summer learning loss than adding 20 days of school to the school year ("How to solve summer learning loss and close the opportunity gap," January 30): Provide more access to interesting reading material. Research tells us that t
2-1-14 With A Brooklyn Accent Go BATs All Week
With A Brooklyn Accent:With A Brooklyn Accent Go BATs All WeekA Common Core RapNotorious Phd's Common Core RapMy Core's not common,Neither's my brain,These tests they're givingDrive me insaneMy parents hate them,My teachers too,Someone was lookingFor students to screwTo make them helplessTo make them failTo get them readyFor Walmart or jailBut I'm not readyTo give up this soonMy parents taught meT
2-1-14 Open Congress : Major Bill Actions Education This Week - U.S. Congress - OpenCongress
Education - U.S. Congress - OpenCongress:Bill Introduced: H.Res. 457: Recognizing Lunar New Year as a significant cultural holiday and encouraging local education agencies to consider closing school on the Lunar New Year.Recognizing Lunar New Year as a significant cultural holiday and encouraging local education agencies to consider closing school on the Lunar New Year.1d Bill Introduced: H.Res. 4
2-1-14 Scathing Purple Musings | Color me purple in Florida ALL Week
Scathing Purple Musings | Color me purple in Florida, red in Washington, dark sky-blue in Israel and public school in Education:Scathing Purple Musings Color me purple in Florida ALL WeekMavericks Charter School President Frank Biden Says “We’re Going to Take You Down”Scathing Purple Musings was pretty hard on redifinED editor Ron Matus this week for his charter school cheerleading, but he played
Ms. Jablonski's Class Blog 2-1-14
Ms. Jablonski's Class Blog:Stolen Super Bowl ringIn American sports, there is no more wanted symbol of success than a Super Bowl ring. One piece of "bling" represents victory, overcoming obstacles, perseverance and teamwork and countless other things, depending on whose finger it encircles. All of which is amplified by the size they must be to fit the fingers of the men who wear them. An
teacherken at Daily Kos This Week 2-1-14
teacherken at Daily Kos:teacherken at Daily Kos This WeekLiving with cancer - one year anniversaryIt was one year ago today that I posted Quakers ask people to hold them in the light through which I informed people that my beloved wife, Leaves on the Current, had just been diagnosed with cancer. At the time we were preparing to deal with the worst. The preliminary diagnosis was some kind of metas
All Week @ The Answer Sheet 2-1-14
The Answer Sheet:All Week @ The Answer SheetThe trouble with calls for universal ‘high-quality’ pre-KWhenever policymakers talk about universal preschool — and that is happening more frequently these days — they always say that it must be “high quality,” but they never explain what that actually means. Here author Alfie Kohn explains why the absence of definition may be troubling. Kohn is the auth
2-1-14 Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Schooling in the Ownership Society All Week
Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog:Schooling in the Ownership SocietyMike Klonsky's SmallTalk Schooling in the Ownership SocietyQuestions my media friends need be askingPresident Obama -- You've often called education, "the civil rights issue of our time." Where do you stand on Civil Rights Movement hero James Meredith's call for an American Child’s Education Bill of Rights?IEA Pres. Ken Swan
2-1-14 Wait What? All Week
Wait What?: Wait What? All WeekMalloy to retired teaches; I know I tried cutting your legs off with that health insurance cut last year but…A year ago this month, a Wait, What? Blog post began with the words: There are a lot of crazy, irresponsible and down-right mean things in Governor Malloy’s budget proposal, but his plan to totally eliminate Connecticut’s contribution to the retired teachers’
2-1-14 Seattle Schools Community Forum Week
Seattle Schools Community Forum:Seattle Schools Community ForumFriday Open ThreadFor the artists in your house, two guys, feet, a rake and some unusual mediums to work in. A thing of beauty is not always a joy forever.Saturday Community meeting - Director Sue Peters' first one at Queen Anne library from 11 am to 12:30 pm.What's on your mind?by Melissa Westbrook / 23h JAN 30High School Students -
2-1-14 Ed Notes Online Week
Ed Notes Online: Ed Notes OnlineNYSUT Rift Update: The Fat Lady Hasn't Sung as Hobart and Cortese Endorse Iannuzzi SlateRumore is making a gambit that Mulgrew would defend his local better than Iannuzzi? Who is he kidding? ... Comment on ed notesOur pals at Port Jefferson Station have posted this. For NYC people Hobart and Cortese may not mean much but they have been heavy hitters in NYSUT. I've n
2-1-14 Jersey Jazzman Jammin' All Week
Jersey Jazzman:Jersey Jazzman Jammin' All WeekYes, Reformers, We SHOULD Talk About YOUR Kids' SchoolsLast night was a good night for public education in Newark; the same cannot be said for State Superintendent Cami Anderson:The state-appointed Newark school superintendent stormed out of an angry, tumultuous School Advisory Board (SAB) meeting a few hours ago after a parent, infuriated by Cami And
2-1-14 Fred All Week Klonsky | Daily posts from a retired public school teacher
Fred Klonsky | Daily posts from a retired public school teacher who is just looking at the data.: Fred All Week Klonsky | Daily posts from a retired public school teacherKeeping retirement weird. Something stinks in the 39th House District. We will get another eight inches of snow this Saturday in Chicago. I have already swept the stairs and shoveled the sidewalk once this morning. There will be
2-1-14 Perdido Street School Week
Perdido Street School: Perdido Street School WeekChris Christie Has Three Scandals Dogging HimThe Newark Star-Ledger editorial board was brutal on Christie last night.The DN editorial board is brutal on him this morning: All the king’s horses and all the king’s men will never put Chris Christie together again if New Jersey’s governor fails to refute the accusation that he knew of the George Washin
2-1-14 the becoming radical | A Place for a Pedagogy of Kindness by P. L. Thomas, EdD
THE BECOMING RADICALRadical ScholarshipEmpathyEducates!the becoming radical A Place for a Pedagogy of Kindness by EmpathyEducates!The “Grit” Narrative, “Grit” Research, and Codes that BlindBy Paul L. Thomas, Ed.D. | Originally Published at The Becoming Radical. January 30, 2014 The answer to Grant Lichtman’s Does “Grit” Need Deeper Discussion? appears to be an unequivocal yes—based on the exchang
Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Week… 2-1-14 …For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EF
Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… | …For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFLLARRY FERLAZZO’S WEBSITES OF THE DAY‘Character Is Not Compliance Out Of Fear’‘Character Is Not Compliance Out Of Fear’ is the final post in my three-part Ed Week series on teaching character. This final post in the series shares a guest response from Lester L. Laminack, educator and author, as well as many comments from reade
This Week's Education Research Report 2-1-14 #SOSCHAT #EDCHAT #P2
Education Research ReportTHIS WEEK'S EDUCATION RESEARCH REPORTLiteracy, teaching skills lacking internationallyA new UNESCO report reveals that a global learning crisis is costing governments $129 billion a year. Ten per cent of global spending on primary education is being lost on poor quality education that is failing to ensure that children learn. This situation leaves one in four young people
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit 2-1-14
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit:4LAKIDS - SOME OF THE NEWS THAT DOESN'T FIT IS THE AMERICAN SCHOOL SYSTEM DAMAGING OUR KIDS? Education has become an American institution—of the worst kind.By Peter Gray from Salon.com / Also published in Reader's Digest Magazine January 2014 | http://bit.ly/1bfWIPB Parents send their children to school with the best of intentions, believing that formal
NPE News Briefs ← from The Network for Public Education 2-1-14
NPE News Briefs ← from The Network for Public Education:NPE News Briefs ← from The Network for Public EducationNPE News BriefsKentucky Withdraws From PARCC Testing Consortium | Curriculum Matters – Education WeekBy Catherine Gewertz on January 31, 2014 7:38 AM More news this morning on the assessment-consortium front: Kentucky has pulled out of the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for Colle
2-1-14 Schools Matter All Week
Schools Matter: Schools Matter All WeekA better way to deal with summer loss in readingSent to the Seattle Times, Jan 31, 2014There is a much cheaper and much more effective way to deal with summer learning loss than adding 20 days of school to the school year ("How to solve summer learning loss and close the opportunity gap," January 30): Provide more access to interesting reading mate
All Week 2-1-14 @ THE CHALK FACE
@ THE CHALK FACE knows SCHOOLS MATTER: All Week @ THE CHALK FACE A Critical Truce in the War between Traditionalists and ProgressivesA Critical Truce in the War between Traditionalists and Progressives. via A Critical Truce in the War between Traditionalists and Progressives.Filed under: PAUL THOMAS: Becoming Radical1 by plthomasedd / 1h Student Slang 102As a follow-up to the first version, here a
LISTEN TO DIANE RAVITCH ALL WEEK LONG Diane Ravitch's blog 2-1-14 #thankateacher #EDCHAT #P2
Diane Ravitch's blogLISTEN TO DIANE RAVITCH ALL WEEK LONGDIANE RAVITCH'S BLOGIndianapolis: Plan to Hand Over Public Schools to Private Managers AdvancesThe Indiana State Teachers Association reports on a bill to privatize more public schools in Indianapolis. Privatization is not new. It is the theme song of the Obama administration in collaboration with libertarian think tanks and far-right govern
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1-31-14 @ The Chalk Face Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations” – @ THE CHALK FACE
Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations” – @ THE CHALK FACE: Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations”What corporate reformers manage to devise continues to amaze me. I know. It shouldn’t. But it does. During my perusal of the latest Gates grants, I stumbled across a find that makes me tilt my head slightly to the right in contemplation of its creepy import: The US Departmen
Funds Meant for Charters May Be Diverted to Pre-K - NYTimes.com
Funds Meant for Charters May Be Diverted to Pre-K - NYTimes.com: Funds Meant for Charters May Be Diverted to Pre-KNew York City’s schools chancellor announced her intention on Friday to shift money away from charter schools to help pay for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s expansion of prekindergarten programs.The chancellor, Carmen Fariña, in describing theEducation Department’s $12.8 billion capital plan,
Mother Crusader: Guest Blog: Camden Activist Mo'Neke Ragsdale - A New World Order Of Discrimination
Mother Crusader: Guest Blog: Camden Activist Mo'Neke Ragsdale - A New World Order Of Discrimination: Guest Blog: Camden Activist Mo'Neke Ragsdale - A New World Order Of DiscriminationPredatory education reform has reached a crescendo in New Jersey's largest cities. Newark public schools are being closed, sold and privatized.“In late December, 2013, just days before the start of winter vacation, th
Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations” | deutsch29
Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations” | deutsch29: Gates Is Funding USDOE Conferences and “Innovations”January 31, 2014What corporate reformers manage to devise continues to amaze me.I know. It shouldn’t. But it does.During my perusal of the latest Gates grants, I stumbled across a find that makes me tilt my head slightly to the right in contemplation of its creepy import:The US Dep
Fight Over Effective Teachers Shifts to Courtroom - NYTimes.com
Fight Over Effective Teachers Shifts to Courtroom - NYTimes.com: Fight Over Effective Teachers Shifts to CourtroomBy JENNIFER MEDINAJAN. 31, 2014Some of the students who are suing the State of California over tenure for teachers walked to a news conference this week outside Superior Court in Los Angeles. Monica Almeida/The New York Times LOS ANGELES — They have tried and failed to loosen tenure ru
It’s Been Tough Breaking Down Walls My Students Have Built | Gatsby In L.A.
It’s Been Tough Breaking Down Walls My Students Have Built | Gatsby In L.A.: It’s Been Tough Breaking Down Walls My Students Have Built The mood has changed in Cynthia Castillo’s class since I first visited in October. The kids are quieter, more settled; the energy is calm. When I first arrive, a guest speaker is talking to the kids about a summer internship, and they listen attentively. There
Nite Cap 1-31-14 #BATsACT #RealEdTalk #EDCHAT #P2
James Baldwin said it best: "For these are all our children, and we will profit by or pay for whatever they become."A BIG EDUCATION APE NITE CAP1-31-14 The Whole Child Blog - What Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen? — Whole Child EducationWhat Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen? — Whole Child Education: THE WHOLE CHILD BLOGWhat Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen?January 31, 2014 by Klea ScharbergWha
1-31-14 The Whole Child Blog - What Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen? — Whole Child Education
What Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen? — Whole Child Education: THE WHOLE CHILD BLOGWhat Does It Mean to Be an iCitizen?January 31, 2014 by Klea ScharbergWhat is the iCitizen Project? Whole Child Podcast guest Beth Sanders, a high school social studies teacher at Tarrant High School in Alabama who was named an Apple Distinguished Educator Class of 2013 and 2013 Teacher of the Year for Tarrant City S
1-31-14 Ed Notes Online
Ed Notes Online: Is Iannuzzi Toast?Iannuzzi’s only path to victory was to form a solid wall of EVERY non-NYC local larger than about 500 members (there are about 50 of them) and then use that momentum to start peeling off individual delegates elsewhere. Fuhgeddaboudit....It’s illustrative that few people even know, or particularly care, who Karen Magee is or what she plans to do as NYSUT president
Cut my throat and ask me to donate my blood to the throat cutter. Today! Now! Or… the bad guys win. | Reclaim Reform
Cut my throat and ask me to donate my blood to the throat cutter. Today! Now! Or… the bad guys win. | Reclaim Reform: Cut my throat and ask me to donate my blood to the throat cutter. Today! Now! Or… the bad guys win.Posted on January 31, 2014by Ken PrevitiTeachers and most other people receive emails such as this daily – or even more often. It seems that the majority of the financial crises (most
¿qué demonios? Chicago Public Schools CEO announces Latino Advisory Committee–with no Latino teachers « NewsTaco
Chicago Public Schools CEO announces Latino Advisory Committee–with no Latino teachers « NewsTaco: Chicago Public Schools CEO announces Latino Advisory Committee–with no Latino teachersBy Ray Salazar, NewsTacoIn her January newsletter to teachers, Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett announced a Latino Advisory Committee designed to “provide counsel in the following focus areas in parti
Sac City Unified Shares a Secret-the CORE Waiver Was Signed | The Sacramento Coalition to Save Public Education
Sac City Unified Shares a Secret-the CORE Waiver Was Signed | The Sacramento Coalition to Save Public Education: Sac City Unified Shares a Secret-the CORE Waiver Was Signedpublished by Kate_Lenox on Fri, 01/31/2014 - 1:36pmWe solved a mystery today, folks. Since there had been no public discussion of the CORE waiver at board meetings and no vote to adopt it by the board, we wondered if SCUSD had r
Weingarten: Stop blaming teachers | News Blog | Rochester City Newspaper
Weingarten: Stop blaming teachers | News Blog | Rochester City Newspaper: Weingarten: Stop blaming teachersPOSTED BY TIM LOUIS MACALUSO ON FRI, JAN 31, 2014 AT 10:50 AMRochester’s teachers are not to blame for the city’s current economic problems, said Randi Weingarten this morning during a stop at the Children’s School of Rochester. Weingarten is president of the American Federation of Teachers,
The 20 Richest Americans Are Greedy Takers — Not Inspirational 'Makers' | Alternet
The 20 Richest Americans Are Greedy Takers — Not Inspirational 'Makers' | Alternet: The 20 Richest Americans Are Greedy Takers — Not Inspirational 'Makers'They have all taken from the public or from employees, or through taxes or untaxed inheritances.PrintPhoto Credit: By Kees de Vos from The Hague, The Netherlands (Bill Gates delivering key note) [CC-BY-SA-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses
Can Governor Cuomo Do New York Students’ Common Core Homework? | Truth in American Education
Can Governor Cuomo Do New York Students’ Common Core Homework? | Truth in American Education: Can Governor Cuomo Do New York Students’ Common Core Homework?Filed in Common Core State Standards, Education at State Level by Shane Vander Hart on January 31, 2014• 0 Comments21Can New York Governor Andrew Cuomo do the homework that is being assigned to students across his state?That’s exactly what Stop
Ed Roundup for 1-31-14 - Year 2014 (CA Dept of Education)
Ed Roundup for 1-31-14 - Year 2014 (CA Dept of Education): Education Roundup for Week Ending January 31, 2014SACRAMENTO—The California Department of Education (CDE) today issued this week's Education Roundup of education-related announcements of public interest.State Schools Chief Tom Torlakson Urges Public Input on Civic LearningState Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson today annou
New Jersey’s Education Cerf-dumb » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
New Jersey’s Education Cerf-dumb » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names: New Jersey’s Education Cerf-dumbby MICHELLE RENEE MATISONS and SETH SANDRONSKYIn this class bludgeoning era of public education, when repression is used to silence dissent and school employee and student displacement is the new normal, anyone following predatory education reform tactics knows private money is trying
What’s So Great About America? opening argument, Dartmouth, January 30 2014 | Bill Ayers
What’s So Great About America? opening argument, Dartmouth, January 30 2014 | Bill Ayers: What’s So Great About America? opening argument, Dartmouth, January 30 2014Such a huge subject, and such a lovely question— when a dialogue on that expansive question was first proposed to me, my initial impulse was to make a list.Let’s see…OK: I’ll start my what’s-so-great list with Chicago; yes, Chicago—bec
Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: Questions my media friends need be asking
Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: Questions my media friends need be asking: Questions my media friends need be askingPresident Obama -- You've often called education, "the civil rights issue of our time." Where do you stand on Civil Rights Movement hero James Meredith's call for an American Child’s Education Bill of Rights?IEA Pres. Ken Swanson (right) applauds passage of SB7NEA President
1-31-14 LA School Report - What's Really Going on Inside LAUSD
LA School Report - What's Really Going on Inside LAUSD (Los Angeles Unified School District): Union candidates gang up on Fletcher and, of course, DeasyBill Gaffney, one of ten candidates for president of UTLA The Los Angeles teachers union election process is long – from February to July – and a lot like a reality show, with multiple voting rounds to knock out candidates/contestants, until finall
As the School Turns | EduShyster
As the School Turns | EduShyster: As the School Turns The reviews are in: education reform in Massachusetts has jumped the sharkIt’s time for yet another episode in our long-running—and fast moving—reality series: As the School Turns. In today’s episode we visit two Boston schools that have been turning, returning and turning again. And we meet the guest stars who will at last usher our schools ou
Louisiana Progress Social Media videos available | Crazy Crawfish's Blog
Louisiana Progress Social Media videos available | Crazy Crawfish's Blog: Crazy Crawfish's BlogZesty Louisiana Education PoliticsLouisiana Progress Social Media videos availablePosted on January 31, 20140For those of you who missed the Social Media Summit put by Louisiana Progress this past weekend during our Louisiana Blizzard: Here’s the link to all the footage in smaller byte-sized YouTube chu
1-31-14 @ The Answer Sheet
The Answer Sheet: Why Common Core isn’t the answerThe Common Core State Standards have become targets for criticism from all corners of the political spectrum for various reasons. Here’s a different take, from Marion Brady, a veteran classroom teacher, who has written history and world culture textbooks (Prentice-Hall), professional books, numerous nationally distributed columns (many are availa
1-31-14 Seattle Schools Community Forum
Seattle Schools Community Forum: Friday Open ThreadFor the artists in your house, two guys, feet, a rake and some unusual mediums to work in. A thing of beauty is not always a joy forever.Saturday Community meeting - Director Sue Peters' first one at Queen Anne library from 11 am to 12:30 pm.What's on your mind?by Melissa Westbrook / 26min 1-30-14 Seattle Schools Community ForumSeattle Schools Co
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit 1-31-14
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit: The State Of Education In The State Of The Union + The State Of Adult Ed In LausdFrom the Associated Administrators of Los Angeles Weekly Update Week of February 3, 2014 | http://bit.ly/1igKGaE Thursday, January 30, 2014 :: In President Barack Obama’s State of the Union speech on January 28, 2014, he referenced education less often than in previous year
FCMAT » Cali Education Headlines Friday, January 31, 2014
FCMAT » Fiscal Crisis & Management Assistance Team: Baron: NCLB co-author says he never anticipated federal law would force testing obsessionEducation HeadlinesFriday, January 31, 2014FCMAT provides links to California K-12 news stories as a service to the industry. However, some stories may not be accessible because of newspapers' subscription policies.Finance director at fiscally fragile dis
When Someone Poops in the Closet: A Teacher's Tale - Living in Dialogue - Education Week Teacher
When Someone Poops in the Closet: A Teacher's Tale - Living in Dialogue - Education Week Teacher: When Someone Poops in the Closet: A Teacher's TaleBy Anthony Cody on January 30, 2014 12:22 PMLaurel Sturt taught for eleven years in the Bronx. Her new book, Davonte's Inferno, Ten Years in the New York Public School Gulag, shares in close detail her experience working in a high poverty school under
Morning Wink 1-31-14 AM Posts #BATsACT #RealEdTalk #EDCHAT #P2
BIG EDUCATION APE - MORNING WINK AM POSTSLISTEN TO DIANE RAVITCH 1-31-14 Diane Ravitch's blog #EDCHAT #P2Diane Ravitch's blog | A site to discuss better education for all: New York Plans Cradle-to-Grave Data Tracking of StudentsHere is another reason to opt your children out of state testing. The state plans to collect data on every student throughout their lives, on the nutty belief that someone
