Showing posts with label ED IN THE APPLE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ED IN THE APPLE. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 16, 2021

A School System Adrift: New York City Schools Search for Direction as the Political Landscape Evolves | Ed In The Apple

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A School System Adrift: New York City Schools Search for Direction as the Political Landscape Evolves | Ed In The Apple A School System Adri...
Tuesday, March 9, 2021

School Openings: Political Gamesmanship Collides with Sound Educational Policy. | Ed In The Apple

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School Openings: Political Gamesmanship Collides with Sound Educational Policy. | Ed In The Apple School Openings: Political Gamesmanship Co...
Saturday, February 27, 2021

NYC School Chancellor Leaves: The Toxic Intersection of Mayoral Control and Mayoral Politics | Ed In The Apple

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NYC School Chancellor Leaves: The Toxic Intersection of Mayoral Control and Mayoral Politics | Ed In The Apple NYC School Chancellor Leaves:...
Thursday, February 11, 2021

Will Secretary of Education Cardona Grant Standardized Test Waivers to States? | Ed In The Apple

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Will Secretary of Education Cardona Grant Standardized Test Waivers to States? | Ed In The Apple Will Secretary of Education Cardona Grant S...
Tuesday, January 12, 2021

NYS Board of Regents selects Lester Young as Chancellor | Ed In The Apple

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NYS Board of Regents selects Lester Young as Chancellor | Ed In The Apple NYS Board of Regents selects Lester Young as Chancellor Over the l...
Sunday, January 10, 2021

Teachable Moments – The Insurrection on the Capitol: How can we “teach” students to be warriors of Democracy? | Ed In The Apple

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Teachable Moments – The Insurrection on the Capitol: How can we “teach” students to be warriors of Democracy? | Ed In The Apple Teachable Mo...
Monday, December 28, 2020

Who is Miguel Cardona? [Why was he nominated for Secretary of Education?] | Ed In The Apple

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Who is Miguel Cardona? [Why was he nominated for Secretary of Education?] | Ed In The Apple Who is Miguel Cardona? [Why was he nominated for...
Sunday, December 20, 2020

Will Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) Change the Political Power Structure in New York City? Should We Use RCV in State and Congressional Elections? | Ed In The Apple

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Will Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) Change the Political Power Structure in New York City? Should We Use RCV in State and Congressional Election...
Monday, December 14, 2020

Will Civics Education Help Students Make Better Decisions? [It’s complicated] | Ed In The Apple

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Will Civics Education Help Students Make Better Decisions? [It’s complicated] | Ed In The Apple Will Civics Education Help Students Make Bet...
Thursday, November 26, 2020

Should COVID vaccinations be required for students? For school staff members? | Ed In The Apple

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Should COVID vaccinations be required for students? For school staff members? | Ed In The Apple Should COVID vaccinations be required for st...
Monday, November 16, 2020

Who’s Whispering in Biden’s Ear? (And who is he listening too …?) | Ed In The Apple

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Who’s Whispering in Biden’s Ear? (And who is he listening too …?) | Ed In The Apple Who’s Whispering in Biden’s Ear? (And who is he listenin...
Saturday, October 31, 2020

How is New York City Increasing Student Outcomes in the COVID World? How about More Standardized Tests and Evaluating/Rating Teacher Remote Instruction? | Ed In The Apple

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How is New York City Increasing Student Outcomes in the COVID World? How about More Standardized Tests and Evaluating/Rating Teacher Remote ...