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March 08, 2013

Response: Teachers & Superintendents Must "Work To Understand Each Other"

(This is Part Two of a two-part series. You can see Part One here) Last week's question was: How can teachers best relate to Superintendents -- and vice versa? A few days ago, we heard responses from a teacher perspective: Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers; Dean ...  Read Full Post >

March 08, 2013

Response: We Need "Fewer John Waynes & More John Deweys"

(This is Part One of a two-part series.) Last week's question was: How can teachers best relate to Superintendents -- and vice versa? This is a question that I regularly wrestle with in our school district, and I assume many others around the country do as well. Today's guest responses will be c...  Read Full Post >

March 05, 2013

K12, Investors Reach Deal in Class-Action Securities Lawsuit

K12 Inc., a major for-profit provider of online education, has settled a class-action securities lawsuit and had parts of it dismissed, pending a federal court's approval.  Read Full Post >

March 01, 2013

How can Teachers Best Relate to Superintendents -- and vice versa?

This week's question is: How can teachers best relate to Superintendents -- and vice versa? Please share your thoughts in the comments or, if you prefer, feel free to email them to me. This will turn into a multi-part series, so there will be plenty of space for reader contributions. I might be p...  Read Full Post >

February 15, 2013

N.Y. Schools Will Receive $87 Million for Tech. Upgrades From Settlement

New York state officials say money won from the settlement of an anti-trust lawsuit against Microsoft supported hardware, software, and bandwidth upgrades in impoverished schools.  Read Full Post >

February 07, 2013

A Mission (Hill) for Education Policy?

What are the policy implications of the 10-part video series 'A Year at Mission Hill?' And why does a DC policy expert find the series both inspiring and disorienting?  Read Full Post >

February 06, 2013

Aspiring Teachers Outpace Current Ones in Tech. Use, Survey Finds

Higher use of digital tools among aspiring teachers has led to a more self-directed approach to teacher preparation, concludes a new report.  Read Full Post >

February 05, 2013

Top Congressional Democrat Offers Ed-Tech Measure

Congressman George Miller, a Democrat, has introduced a proposal that he says will encourage the effective use of technology in schools.  Read Full Post >

February 02, 2013

Response: How Peer Assistance Can Improve Teacher Practice

(This is the second post in a two-part series on this topic. You can see Part One here) Last week's question was: What Is Peer Assistance & Review (PAR) & How Does It Work? In the ongoing teacher evaluation debate, Peer Assistance and Review (PAR) is often highlighted by educators as an effectiv...  Read Full Post >

February 01, 2013

Response: Creating a Culture of Improvement With Peer Assistance & Review (PAR)

(This is the first post in a two-part series on this topic) Last week's question was: What Is Peer Assistance & Review (PAR) & How Does It Work? In the ongoing teacher evaluation debate, Peer Assistance and Review (PAR) is often highlighted by educators as an effective tool for teacher support a...  Read Full Post >

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