Check out the new blog started by the chair of the Dewey Society's Commission on Social Issues, Len Waks, who asks for comments on Diane Ravitch's NYT op ed today on NCLB.
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[Cross-posted from Technopaideia ] It's no secret that the people who control public schools are at war with our nation's history, ...
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[To read the entire series, go here .] In the educational literature, when someone mentions churches or religion they are usually arguing ab...
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That is the question Les Leopold asks in this Huffington Post entry . Here is his opening paragraph: In 2009, the worst economic year for wo...
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this is slightly modified from the original which appeared at Education Review Berry, Barnett, and the Teacher Solutions Team (2011). Teachi...
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http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2006_08_27.php#009597 [Matt Yglesias] Why is The Washington Post panicking about SAT scores? ...
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For the better part of a decade, urban districts (Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York – and my own Lancaster, Pa.) have been pondering, planni...
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[To read the entire series, go here . ] "Although public education activism is hardly new in this country . . . , community organizing ...
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[To read the entire series, go here .] One of the most challenging tasks of a community organizing group is to come up with a specific issue...
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Interesting discussion for lay people and those who haven't taken stats for a while about the statistics behind a recent study about the...
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(Cross-posted at Technopaideia ) I have been reading* a book recently in preparation of a book review for the Journal of Philosophy of Educa...
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