Betsy DeVos Is Coming For Your Children : Betsy DeVos Is Coming For Your Children Even among all the billionaires, ideologues, and straight-up racist goons Donald Trump has nominated for his cabinet, Betsy DeVos, who was confirmed earlier this week as the Secretary of Education, stands out for how seemingly unqualified she is. As the doomed critics of her nomination were quick to say, she has nev
You said no to DeVos, this is how you can say yes to students : You said no to DeVos, this is how you can say yes to students Things you can do to support public education You called, emailed, marched and told everyone on Facebook how much you care about public education. Now it's time to take that energy/frustration/inspiration and stand up for your local public school. And since we are educator
Charter Schools Blur Line Between Religious, Public Education - The Atlantic : Does Religion Have a Place in Public Schools? “The question of what to do with religion in school-choice programs is how, or whether, to keep the baby while ditching the bathwater. ” From the standpoint of democratic theory, the basic problem with school choice is this: Religious belief and affiliation can be vital sit
CURMUDGUCATION: DeVos Staying The Course : DeVos Staying The Course Betsy DeVos granted her first interview as Secretary of Education, or even Secretary-nominee, to Ingrid Jacques at the Detroit News. Jacques could be counted on to treat DeVos with warm, soft, friendly gloves. The deputy editorial page editor has previously told readers that DeVos is all about children , that the EAA is working ,
ACSE Agenda February 22-23, 2017 - Administration & Support (CA Dept of Education) : ACSE Agenda February 22-23, 2017 Advisory Commission on Special Education (ACSE) meeting agenda. ACSE Agenda February 22-23, 2017 - Administration & Support (CA Dept of Education) : ACSE Agenda February 22-23, 2017 - Administration & Support (CA Dept of Education) : Advisory Commission on Special Education Member
About That Bill Abolishing The Department Of Education : NPR Ed : NPR : About That Bill Abolishing The Department Of Education Tuesday was a busy day for education policy. Betsy DeVos, you may have heard , was confirmed as Secretary of Education with an unprecedented tiebreaker vote. The House of Representatives also voted to throw out a lot of rules that were decided on just last year. These rul
CURMUDGUCATION: Reformsters Contemplate Race (Part I) : Reformsters Contemplate Race (Part I) Last week the American Enterprise Institute hosted an afternoon of reformy navel gazing, featuring an all-start lineup and centered around the general topic of race and the specific issue of whether the Great Reform Coalition was about to fall apart because (I'm paraphrasing) there's an actively racist a
2/9/2017 – Progressives Lost The Vote On DeVos But Won Something Else : Progressives Lost The Vote On DeVos But Won Something Else February 9, 2017 Subscribe THIS WEEK: Why Dislike DeVos … Closing USDoE … Ending ESSA Rules … School Segregation … Civics Education TOP STORY Progressives Lost The Vote On DeVos But Won Something Else By Jeff Bryant “Betsy DeVos may have won her contest in the Senate
How DeVos Plans To Change The Department Of Education : How DeVos Plans To Change The Department Of Education Betsy DeVos was confirmed by a 51-50 Senate vote Tuesday to run the Department of Education. Here’s how President Trump’s controversial cabinet pick plans to change the nation’s education policy: Relax unrealistically strict standards for secretary of education Modify Title IX to allow in
Betsy DeVos Has Been Confirmed. Now the Fight Really Begins. | The Nation : Betsy DeVos Has Been Confirmed. Now the Fight Really Begins. DeVos will have significant influence over how civil-rights protections for students are enforced, and how the for-profit college and student-loan industries are regulated. Several years ago, billionaire Republican donor Betsy DeVos wrote that she’d “decided to
DeVos, Obama, Booker, Trump – All Enemies Of Public Education | PopularResistance.Org : DeVos, Obama, Booker, Trump – All Enemies Of Public Education Betsy DeVos barely won confirmation as the next secretary of education, so dreadful is the performance of the charter schools she promotes in Michigan. But the educational atrocities of the DeVos schools are inseparable from the larger war against p
UTLA Writes a Letter to Eli Broad about Betsy DeVos | Diane Ravitch's blog : UTLA Writes a Letter to Eli Broad about Betsy DeVos The United Teachers of Los Angeles sent this letter to billionaire Eli Broad. Broad has been a major funder of privately managed charter schools in Los Angeles, Detroit, and other districts around the nation. He currently is promoting a $450 million plan to put half of
The battle over public education is raging, but it's immoral to use students as pawns - LA Times : The battle over public education is raging, but it's immoral to use students as pawns Nationally and locally, the war for control of public schools has escalated. Betsy DeVos was confirmed as President Trump ’s Education secretary Tuesday, despite having displayed a shocking lack of knowledge about
Ed Notes Online: Why DeVos Vouchers May Be Dead Issue - Republican Women Senators : Why DeVos Vouchers May Be Dead Issue - Republican Women Senators In voting against DeVos, Collins and Murkowski are remaining true to their long-standing positions on vouchers. In July 2015, both voted against student vouchers, three times.... Monkey Cage It wasn't totally surprising that the 2 Republican defector
Teaching in the Trump Years (Part 1) | Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice : Teaching in the Trump Years (Part 1) *”A kindergarten teacher in Tennessee says that a Latino child asks every day, ‘Is the wall here yet?’ He was told by classmates that he will be deported and blocked from returning home by the wall proposed by presidential candidate Donald Trump.” *A high school princi
Betsy DeVos' School Choice To-Do List | National News | US News : Decoding the DeVos To-Do List The new education secretary is a champion of school choice, but may need to take a piecemeal approach to expansion. President Donald Trump pledged on the campaign trail to direct $20 billion in federal education spending to school choice policies . On Tuesday evening, he took a first step toward fulfil
‘Students first’: New Education Secretary Betsy DeVos seeks common ground - The Washington Post : ‘Students first’: New Education Secretary Betsy DeVos seeks common ground Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday delivered her first public message since her rocky confirmation hearing, promising her new staff that she is committed to working with it to “protect, strengthen and create new world
Senator Warren Persists Sen. Warren was giving a lengthy speech. She had appeared to violate the rule. She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted. – Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
DeVos’s Opponents are Definitely Not Complacent Defenders of the Status Quo | janresseger : DeVos’s Opponents are Definitely Not Complacent Defenders of the Status Quo Betsy DeVos was confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday and sworn in as our new U.S. Secretary of Education. It became clear in the run up to the Senate’s closest-ever vote on a Cabinet secretary that millions of Americans value the ide
Russ on Reading: Next Steps in the DeVos Fight: Resist, Resist, Resist : Next Steps in the DeVos Fight: Resist, Resist, Resist The Republican dominated Senate has confirmed the clearly unqualified Betsy DeVos to be Secretary of Education. We can see this inexplicable vote as just another in a long line of votes where the government has decided to put partisan politics in front of good sense and g
Mike Klonsky's SmallTalk Blog: Remember the battle over the Marine Academy? Look what's happened since. : Remember the battle over the Marine Academy? Look what's happened since. Community activists like Delia Borillas, worked hard to rally neighbors against plans to turn Ames into a military academy. Back in 2014, after the Mayor and then school CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett promised not to close any
Schools Matter: White Male Protestant Elites Can No Afford Democratic Values : White Male Protestant Elites Can No Afford Democratic Values I have believed for some years that the American Republic would be safe only so long as white, male Protestant elites continued to believe they had enough influence and support to win elections. During the 2016 presidential campaign, authoritarian intellectua
Badass Teachers Association: DeVos' First Promises by Cheryl Binkley : Badass Teachers Association I listened to Betsy DeVos' opening remarks to the Department of Education staff today, and was grateful for the Masters in Euphemistic Double Speak I earned under the various prior administrations at my schools and in the greater Education world. Phil Rosenfelt, the long time Department Acting perso
Special Nite Cap: Catch Up on Today's Post 2/8/17 Featured Post Explaining Betsy DeVos and her poor judgment on education Why I’m Saying Farewell to EduShyster – Have You Heard by mike simpson / 1h Why I’m Saying Farewell to
Today’s News & Commentary — July 28, 2017
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Earlier this week in a series of tweets, President Trump announced that
transgender individuals would be barred from serving in the United States
military ...
Judge Orders Halt On All Mariner East 2 Drilling
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By Staff for Clean Air Council - (PHILADELPHIA, PA – July 25, 2017) On
Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board granted the petition
of Clean...
Protecting Superfunds: The Polluter Must Pay
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The toxic legacy of Love Canal means we must protect the power of
communities to hold polluters accountable. After 40 years, it is painfully
clear that we ...
Accountability and Action Toward a Shared Vision
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I had a chance to watch this Ted Talk from forward-thinking educator Ada
McKim titled, “Why our students need to learn more about the world“. In it,
McKim ...
Tinkering Toward Whose Utopia?
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It is coming up to a quarter-century since Tinkering was published. Still
in print, the short book that David Tyack* and I wrote has been praised and
panne...
The Interregnum Mile: Chapter One
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NOTE: This is a full-length book, being published chapter by chapter with a
new chapter posted every two weeks. Readers will have to stay tuned for
“what’s...
Literacy East and West of the Anacostia
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We Act Radio broadcasts from east of the Anacostia River in Washington, DC.
A short distance to the east on Good Hope Road is the Anacostia branch of
the p...
I Found A Small Boat
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I took a walk in and around the Sunshine Coast hinterland town of Maleny
here in the Australian state of Queensland. I was enjoying my favorite sort
of ...
ESSA Feedback Process Changed After Criticism
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Vander Hart: Tweaking the feedback process for state accountability plans
required under ESSA is not enough. Secretary Betsy DeVos can approve them
all.
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Dear E: Impersonal Management
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Dear E:
Only a few days till you ship out for your first ever real live teaching
job. I envy the excitement you get to feel right now. I've already written...
Please Add Your Comments to HALA EIS
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From legislator Gerry Pollet:
*Seattle Fails to Consider If There is Any Space for Children to Go to
School in HALA Upzones Please send in your comments o...
Playing Hooky Day 3
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Playing Hooky Day 3
*'I Know 2 Fish That Don't Stink': How Anthony Scaramucci Is Bringing Mob
Talk to the White House -*
http://www.theroot.com/i-know-t...
A TEACHER SPEAKS OUT ON INTEGRATION
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Time now for another guest blogger post. I must reiterate that I consider
myself blessed and am honored that professional educators feel comfortable
using ...
NY Post Hates You and Everything You Stand For
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Yesterday I noticed four pieces in the Post that were distinctly targeted
at us. The first was a cheery little piece about how well NYC schools are
funded...
The “Bad Kid” Label Sticks: Let’s Remove It!
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Sometimes, ok many times, she could be loud. She rolled her eyes and
twirled her neck. Often. Her behavior was everyone else’s fault, never
hers. But as th...
August 2017 State SARB Meeting Agenda
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Agenda for the August 16, 2017 State School Attendance Review Board (SARB)
Meeting at the California Department of Education.
What Happened To The Math Regents? Part I
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When people try to defend the common core, they usually admit that there
have been problems, but that the problem was “in the implementation.” For
once, t...
My Response To The Bronx Principal.
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In a previous post on the *hiring of ATRs,* a Principal from a Bronx school
commented why he wouldn't want to hire an ATR, unless...
Why We Need Freedom Schools Now
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This summer, I decided to use the Freedom School model from the civil
rights movement to promote solidarity among people looking for inspiration
and direc...
There’ll be Pie in the Sky When You Die–It’s a Lie!
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“All’s well,” says the town crier making rounds through the village and
lighting lamps for the night. Perhaps it’s simply a reassuring thought for
the town...
PAA Virginia leader testifies on data privacy, SEL
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Parents Across America-Roanoke Valley leader, Laura Bowman, spoke at a
Virginia Board of Education Hearing in earlier this month. She shared
parent concern...
Peer Tutoring: When is it Student Exploitation?
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How much should children help each other learn? Peer tutoring, or
peer-assisted learning, is trendy. Search the literature and it’s all over
the place, alt...
The New Speed Teen Emancipation Proclamation
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How old do you have to be to make your own life changing decisions? When it
comes to drinking, smoking, tattoos, marriage, contracts, etc. the age at
which...
The "Bad Kid" Label Sticks: Let's Remove It!
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Sometimes, ok many times, she could be loud. She rolled her eyes and
twirled her neck. Often. Her behavior was everyone else's fault, never
hers. But as th...
2017 Medley #23
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De-Professionalizing Teachers, Anti-Intellectualism, Vouchers, The
Destruction of Public Education in Indianapolis DE-PROFESSIONALIZING
TEACHERS The Many W...
Please Support #FixInjusticeNotKids
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Paul Gorski, currently preparing a revised edition of Reaching and Teaching
Students in Poverty: Strategies for Erasing the Opportunity Gap, has
initiated ...
A House of Cards, Built on Kids
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In 2006, in a presentation to ReadyNation marked “Strictly Private and
Confidential,” Paul Sheldon of Citigroup proposed a new way to finance
preschool: ea...
NEA Continues Support for Charter Schools
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*NEA Continues Support for Charter Schools*
by Jim Horn
Every year American public school educators send approximately a billion
and a half dollars to t...
This Week in Education Organizing - July 21, 2017
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*The Alliance to Reclaim Our Schools Newsletter July 21, 2017*
Welcome to our July 21 newsletter! As always, share the latest stories from
your city ...
Autism Speaks at District 75
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I got a summer school gig again this summer. Same school as last year,
different building, but still in District 75.
I am happy.
Last year I did phys ed...
NEWS FLASH: FOUNDING FATHERS USE NEW TECHNOLOGY
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Members of both major political parties attacking each other. Fake News.
Name-calling. Wild tweeting? Today’s world? Of course, but it …
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Student of the Month Nightmare
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*This is something I wrote for a monthly gathering to honor some of the
best students at our school. I figure most teachers will relate:*
I was grading pap...
How to Identify an Enemy of Public Education
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“How the Democratic Party Became an Enemy of Public Education” explained
how both Republicans and Democrats are selling the idea that private-sector
educ...
Something Is Rotten In The State Of Connecticut
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On July 19, 2017, the unelected, governor-appointed Connecticut State Board
of Education approved 504 additional seats in state charter schools for
next ye...
Where Journalism Shouldn’t Be
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Satire doesn’t need explication. But satire, on occasion, can also provide
a useful starting point for clarifying poins. Erik Wemple’s column on Chris
Cill...
When "Miracle" Charter Schools Shed Students
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A follow-up to yesterday's post:
As I noted, NBC's *Sunday Night with Megan Kelly* broadcast a story earlier
this month about Boys Latin Charter School, a ...
The Many Ways We Are De-Professionalizing Teaching
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The policy goal here is de-professionalizing teaching, establishing it once
and for all as a short-term, entry-level technical job designed to attract
a re...
99 Years of Progress Erased – unless we fight back
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Public healthcare for all? Public education for all? What is being done to
our monetized children regarding their potential healthcare and their
existing e...
#TrumpWorld & #USWomensOpen: This Is Not Normal
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Members of SOMA stage a peaceful, silent protest at the LPGA Women's Open
at Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster, NJ, July 16, 2017
First, congratulatio...
You Can Be an Astronaut, but You Can't Be Black
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“What do you want to be when you grow up?” It’s a question I always
imagined every kindergarten student hearing.
“I want to be a doctor!” declares Sally.
...
Editorial Peddles School Privatization Agenda
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The San Diego Union editor deserves the bunkum efficiency award for packing
so much baloney in a scant four paragraphs. The first sentence of the
editorial...
School Reform’s Hot Air Balloon
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The current issue of The Washington Monthly contains an article by former
journalist Thomas Toch, “Hot for Teachers,” the latest in continuing string
of pi...
Trumpkins
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The evidence is clear:The Trump campaign met with Russian interests to
obtain information to help their campaign. Trump’s top advisors omitted
information...
When social media meets the academy
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After I started my PhD program, I gave up much of my social media and
blogging activity (though not all). This was for reasons of time, energy,
but also vo...
Who’s Afraid of Professional Teachers?
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New York’s charter school sector, apparently. Politico reports that the
charter sector has potentially won a much desired prize: permission to
“certify” th...
No Status Quo in Wisconsin!
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Since testifying against the Wisconsin DPI (Department of Public
Instruction) teacher license rule changes, some have suggested that I am
simply a defend...
‘I Quit!’
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TweetHave You Heard Episode #21: Teachers Are Leaving and They Want to Tell
You Why In this episode of Have You Heard, we hear from teachers who left
thei...
Beyond Testing
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Dear Friends and Family, I want to let you know that my new book, Beyond
Testing: Seven Assessments of Students and Schools More Effective Than
Standardize...
Site News: New Home for Education News & Commentary
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Quick! Get over there! The daily education news roundup and education
commentaries that you're probably looking for are now being published over
at The Gra...
Coop Goes to Europe Part 42 – The Clays
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It was Saturday December 8th and I woke up in the rollaway bed in Kevin
Clay’s bedroom at the family’s house in Horspath. I had gotten in last
night around...
The Blackwhite World of LAUSD’s Charter Schools
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BLACKWHITE…a loyal willingness to say that black is white when Party
discipline demands this. But it means also the ability to BELIEVE that
black is white,...
The Third Annual National Give-A-Kid-A-Book Day
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July 6, 2017 marks the 3rd annual National Give-a-Kid-a-Book Day. This day
of book giving was initiated on this blog in 2015 as a way to get books
into ch...
THE COUP TO DESTROY THE AMERICAN DREAM
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Within the core of our freedoms, lie the avenues powerful individuals use
to take away the rights of citizens and the controls of government designed
and e...
Parent/Educator EDU
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I have long been a guest blogger for Edutopia, which has been both a
challenge and an honor. I have always found it challenging to be
provocative in promot...
Should We Be Grateful?
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In an odd turn of events, and with little explanation, Michigan Governor
Rick Snyder has decided to return the state’s School Reform Office back to
the Dep...
The Sweeny-Prieto School Aid Proposal: An Analysis
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Source: The Sweeny-Prieto School Aid Proposal: An Analysis Mark Weber
Doctoral Candidate Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey POLICY
BRIEF: Weber_Sw...
Support Room 134!
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*Friends, family, even public education supporters I don't know on social
media are always asking about how they can help given the constant madness
of the...
An Open Letter to NC Lawmakers
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An Open Letter to NC State Lawmakers and NC State Superintendent Mark
Johnson: I am a NC native, voter, and public school teacher. I am
addressing you all ...
Charter schools harm students
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Remediation costs from charter high school “graduates” getting into
college, but not having basic proficiency are astronomical both in terms of
economics...
The case against heavy phonics
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Sent to the Sydney Morning Herald, May 28, 2017
Monica Dux claims the evidence supporting explicit systematic instruction
is "overwhelming" and that whole...
Class of 2017: When you see a chance…
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The price to pay for never acting on the things you want out of life can be
heavy. You miss opportunities. You wonder what might have been. Regretting
inac...
Don't Like Chris Christie? Blame the Democrats.
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Yesterday Diane Ravitch published a piece in The New Republic, titled Don't
Like Betsy DeVos? Blame the Democrats.
If you care about public education at al...
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Welcome to The Inspired Moto! Here you will find our collection of
one–of-a-kind items, each hand made from reclaimed motorcycle or automobile
parts, com...
We Opted Out, Now What?
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Your family made the decision to "refuse" or opt out of the state
assessments. By taking this action you are standing up for your child's
education. You ...
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*Countering Islamophobia in Classrooms and Schools: A Workshop for
Educators*
In the US, fear of terrorism has been used to justify the racial and
relig...
PARCC TEST MEMBERSHIP DOWN TO SIX STATES AND D.C.
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I'm remembering back to 2015 when Arne Duncan's SUV took a wrong turn on
the way to Ariel Community Academy in Chicago, and he was forced to get out
and w...
The Secret to Fixing Schools (My Next Bestseller)
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The Secret to Fixing Schools (My next bestseller) Prologue I just finished
watching a fascinating documentary on Netflix entitled, “The Secret”. The
film p...
Campbell Brown’s newest nanny state
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She flamed out at network news. She’s flamed out at cable news. So what’s a
washed-up ex-this, ex-that, to do? Campbell Brown is now going to tell you
how ...
Farewell, Sleep
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Today is the official last day of my spring break. I've done a scientific
survey: My natural bedtime is 2 AM, and my natural wake up time is 9:41
AM. Tom...
New Local Businesses in Sacramento
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Starting a new local business in Sacramento is a monumental task, but can
be accomplished with footwork, perseverance and knowledge. One must learn
the loc...
Jewell Elementary & Aurora Public Schools Skirt Law
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Letter sent to Colorado State Board of Education, as well as media,
senators who sponsored bill, Aurora Education Association, Aurora
superintendent office...
All those things that don’t change
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Well, I saw a cardinal hopping around the trees this past weekend at a
local state park. Spring winds are blowing but the winds of winter still
doesn’t wan...
Education Bloggers Daily Highlights 3/2/2017
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Education Bloggers Daily Highlights 3/1/2017 Education Bloggers Daily
Highlights Courtesy of Big Education Ape A special thank you to education
blogger Mik...
What Works Can Hurt: Side Effects in Education
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This medicine can reduce fever, but it can cause a bleeding stomach. When
you buy a medical product, you are given information about both its effects
and s...
Bad Hair Day
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It’s winter time. It’s cold — okay, not for anyone outside California and
Florida, but still — I’m wearing hats in the morning. Lovely knitted hats
that I’...
WWJD to Public Schools?
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Public education supporters have legit reasons to be worried about
President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Education, Betsy
DeVos.
Living t...
The Invasion of the Public School Snatchers
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Public schools are in danger. The public school, that long-standing symbol
and foundation of democracy, is threatened by people who either sincerely
beli...
Lessons Learned
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Our children receive so much direct instruction from their parents, schools
and institutions. Day in and day out, the lessons are specific with
measurable ...
Capturing the Spark
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It’s been a long time since InterACT was an active education blog, though I
remain quite proud of what we did here. Those of us who wrote blog posts
here h...
Rocketship is a gross place
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I’ve always thought Rocketship was a really gross model for a charter
school. It’s a terrible experiment for poor black and brown children, one
that more a...
Random Musings and Observations. . . .
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I’ve been gone a while from the blogging scene. Some of my more regular
readers no doubt noticed but did not hassle me about it. Thank you for
that. Sinc...
WTU Peterson Slate: Not a 1 Woman Dictatorship
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Candi Peterson & GeLynn Thompson
Candidates for WTU Prez & GVP 2016By Candi Peterson, WTU Gen. Vice President
*Statements or expressions of opinions herein...
MY NEW BLOG
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My new blog will consist of fictitious headlines, meant to be a blend of
humor and satire. I apologize ahead of time if any other satirical site has
simila...
Random House published my new book SCHOOLS ON TRIAL
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On February 16th, Doubleday, an imprint of Random House, published my new
book SCHOOLS ON TRIAL: How Freedom and Creativity Can Fix Our Educational
Malprac...
NYS Tests: Has anything really changed?
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When I wrote my blog post last year, The Truth about New York State
Testing, I thought to myself… if only I could really tell the whole truth
about the tes...
Thank you
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Dear Readers,
Thank you for visiting *The Perimeter Primate*. This blog is being retired
for the time being. Although I no longer post here, I do still s...
I am Retiring
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I have some news: I am retiring from the PBS NewsHour and Learning Matters.
[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other
conte...
All Aboard the Opt Out Bus
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The #OptOutBus is currently traveling the country giving away free books to
children! Follow their progress at their Facebook page and donate to their
FR...
Mixer on the River for Safer Schools V
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Join GLSEN Hudson Valley for and evening of summertime fun that brings
businesses, not-for-profits, individuals, and school communities together
for an a...
Time To Say Goodbye
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As some of you may have already noticed, I'm shutting down District 299. I
created the blog way back in the day (2005) when when I realized that
Chicago ed...
A Teacher Tries Opting Out
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This is my first blog post and kind of the reason I decided to create my
own blog: to keep people updated on what is going on with my request, as a
teacher...
Flaws at the Heart of Current Education Reforms
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Originally posted on Creative by Nature:
“Teaching is an art form rooted in the wise and careful use of educational
research and assessment tools. When gove...
Revised Policy Statement Released
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On the eve of the Chicago mayoral election, Chicagoland Researchers and
Advocates for Transformative Education (CReATE), a network of education
researcher...
my response to john merrow
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In response to What a Difference a Dash Makes! by John Merrow
Dear Mr. Merrow,
I believe you know EXACTLY what is going on; you are simply too smart and
...
Spanish Readers’ Blog: 2014 en resumen
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Spanish Readers’s blog con la ayuda de WordPress ha preparado su reporte
anual para el año que termina (Vea el 2013): Un resúmen: La sala de
conciertos de ...
A Call for the Next Phase in the Resistance
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Originally posted on the becoming radical:
Teachers at every level of schooling have struggled against two powerful
social claims: (i) education has always...
Seven of Campbell Brown's Funders Come Clean
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Campbell Brown's courageous stand to take on teacher tenure protections has
recently come under some fire because her Partnership for Educational
Justic...
