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Sunday, March 19, 2006
Masking the Muck-ups
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Oversight of the testing industry? Unnecessary and costly, say Bush family friends, McGraw-Hill and Harcourt . Jim Popham is quoted in the ...
Saturday, March 18, 2006
To Every Parent and Student of America: Boycott
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Kimberly Marciniak stands as an inspiration . Not only that, but she had colleges eager to have her as a student: When Kimberly Marciniak ...
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Where Are the Mental and Social Health Professionals?
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When I was doing research in Louisiana in 2000, I could not imagine that states outside the former slave states would ever use tests to deci...
Friday, March 17, 2006
Saying Hell No to Racist Tests
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In the 1920s, immigrant students across the country were given IQ tests in a language they couldn't even understand. Many of these stude...
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Incompetence is Not Just for the SAT Anymore
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No, that's not a Bush appointee running Harcourt, that's just one of his major contributors. The Illinois mess just gets worse, and ...
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Creating Future Workers By Destroying Childhood
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Neil Steinberg gets it : Where do the children play? There are two madnesses running unchecked throughout primary education. One is the t...
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Saving the Public Schools Through Customer Service Training
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Ohio neocons are in a hurry to scuttle as many public schools as they can before the Bush meltdown contaminates their own reservations of wh...
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
March Madness
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Yes, it is that time again for pep rallies, anxiety, nosebleeds, and vomiting. Basketball? Who said anything about basketball? Prepped and...
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Conserving Compassionate Conservatism
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How much of it does he not have? From Think Progress : - In his proposed budget for next year, Bush has cut all funding for the National Chi...
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"Teaching to the test is fine and dandy, keep on"
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Could it be anyone else but 'Pass the Sweet Tea' Maggie Spellings grinning it up in New York City this week? Another gem that is sur...
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