Poking Fun at the Common-Core Opposition
A California blogger invents a whimsical memo to counter common-core opponents' claims. Read Full Post >
A California blogger invents a whimsical memo to counter common-core opponents' claims. Read Full Post >
A new Florida measured signed today by Gov. Rick Scott would make Algebra 2 an optional course, raising questions about fidelity to the common-core standards. Read Full Post >
The PARCC accommodations manual, now open for public comment, offers guidance and restrictions on who should be allowed to use accommodations on the new tests coming in 2014-15. Read Full Post >
The Carnegie Corporation of New York is looking for best practices in school redesign beyond the one-size-fits-all approach. Read Full Post >
Principles high-performing high schools need to be successful with Common Core State Standards are unveiled by Carnegie Corp. Read Full Post >
Work is under way Read Full Post >
Urban educators from across 44 big-city districts report that most existing curricular materials for English-learners fall well short of the rigor required in the new Common Core State Standards. Read Full Post >
The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium hopes to use data from a pilot test to conduct research and prepare for the implementation of Common Core-aligned tests in 2014-2015. Read Full Post >
There is no "Common Core Curriculum" that can erase the discrepancies that exist in our schools related to race, class and socioeconomic status. Read Full Post >
The move toward Common Core State Standards and common assessments is pushing states to adopt more consistent policies around English-language learners. Read Full Post >