E-valuating Teaching: It Doesn’t Add Up–An Art of Teaching Science Inquiry
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Why the DeKalb County School Board Should Turn Down the Charter Cluster
This post was published last year, and I’m republishing it in light of the Driud Hills Charter Cluster’s second attempt at absconding nearly a half dozen DeKalb schools. Dr. Lutenbacher provides academic and personal...
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Atlanta Public Schools’ Equity Audit Finds Differences! by Ed Johnson
Guest Letter by Mr. Ed Johnson, Advocate for Education, Atlanta, GA Ed Johnson wrote a letter in...
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NCTQ Review on Teacher Prep Replete with Significant Data Gaps
According to the NCTQ, teacher preparation in the U.S. is failing, and again according to them,...
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Resisting the National Council on Teacher Quality’s Propaganda
The National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) has published in recent review of teacher...
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