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Monday, June 19, 2006

Trusting Texas Testing

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Down in the heart of Texas, everything is big--big sky, big land, big gambles, big lies, big cheating. Now the governor, Rick Perry, has ki...
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Sunday, June 18, 2006

Spellings and Her PR Field Trips

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Out of one side of her mouth, Spellings says that her trips to Afghanistan, England, Egypt, France, India, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Russia, Gre...
Saturday, June 17, 2006

SRI Report on Bay Area KIPP schools

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The full report can be found here . Here are some interesting excerpts: --1-- "Almost half the Bay Area KIPP teachers come from the Tea...

Why KIPP Is Not a Model for Urban Education

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KIPP schools are designed for black and Hispanic kids from inner-city ghettos. The success of these schools proclams, "Here is how you ...
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Education and Free Thought Under Siege: The Dots Connected

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If you read nothing else this weekend, read this piece published yesterday at Inside Higher Ed on the linked path from Leo Strauss to Marg...

8,900 Left Behind

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New state tests mandated under NCLB and a change in the exam schedule have New York City officials scrambling to explain a drop in test sco...
Friday, June 16, 2006

Class Differences and Achievement Differences

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WestEd is offering a free pdf of a policy perspective offered by Richard Rothstein, a longtime advocate for a realistic and systemic approa...

Janitors, Popcorn Salesmen, and Other FCAT Graders

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An editorial from St. Petersburg Times on the growing scandal that has to make Jeb wish that his family were not in bed with the McGraw-Hil...

Bush vs. Bush: AYP vs. FCAT

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With Jeb's voucher solution for the public schools ruled unconstituional earlier this year by the Florida Supreme Court, and with his ef...

Book Banning to Protect One World View

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2006, United States of America. New York Times : MIAMI, June 15 — A children's book about Cuba will be removed from Miami-Dade Cou...
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