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Category Archives: Obama
Flunking the Test | American Journalism Review. This is a really great piece by Paul Farhi of the Washington Post that pushes back on media’s hyperbolic coverage of education. In the cross-hairs of the Farhi’s sights is Zakaria’s woeful coverage of education from … Continue reading
In our coverage of teaching innovation, I neglected to point out one of the key sources of cheerleading on this topic: the White House. Promoting innovation in schools is a major focus of the Obama administration. To promote the need … Continue reading
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Obama is giving credibility and permission to schools who wish to provide time for professional purposes. So how will time be used? Let us frame the need!
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