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October 22, 2012

On Time

Good teaching is not just about conveying the material well, but about helping students make that connection to something they think they can be good at, something they really want to work hard at, something they want to put the time into.  Read Full Post >

May 29, 2012

Sahlberg's Vision: Balancing Teacher Capacity and National Education Goals

Pasi Sahlberg, in his landmark book Finnish Lessons, makes the point that Finland's development of extensive student achievement standards proved to be a very important landmark on the trajectory of Finland's rise to world class status in the education arena. Later on, he makes the poin...  Read Full Post >

April 25, 2012

Finland Embraced a Highly Productive Reform Strategy; The United States is Racing Toward a Dead End—Why?

Marc Tucker traces the broad outlines of the history of education in Finland and the United States to explain why one country has experienced educational success while the other lags behind.  Read Full Post >

January 05, 2012

An International Perspective on Teacher Quality

Marc Tucker provides an international perspective on teacher quality.  Read Full Post >

December 19, 2011

Time to Look Under the Park Bench

Marc Tucker explains what we can learn from international comparisons.  Read Full Post >

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