For some reason I have become obsessed with reading about The Race to the Top, and how the present U.S. Department of Education will use these funds to reform education. As with large scale efforts such as this one, achievement...
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Education received about $100 billion ($100,000,000,000) from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It’s an enormous amount of money that is going to given to the States. $4.35 billion of...
Read MoreOne of the Weblogs that I frequently read is Michael Barton’s The Dispersal of Darwin. You will find all things Darwin on his site. In a recent post, Michael reviewed a new PBS film about Charles Darwin and his wife Emma...
Read MoreOne of the Weblogs that I frequently read is Michael Barton’s The Dispersal of Darwin. You will find all things Darwin on his site. In a recent post, Michael reviewed a new PBS film about Charles Darwin and his wife Emma...
Read MoreThere was an article in the recent issue of Education Week entitled Experts to Weigh in on Common Tests. They will have their chance to speak to U.S. Department of Education in Atlanta, Boston and Denver. A bit of background. ...
Read MoreThere was an article in the recent issue of Education Week entitled Experts to Weigh in on Common Tests. They will have their chance to speak to U.S. Department of Education in Atlanta, Boston and Denver. A bit of background. ...
Read MoreThere was a very interesting editorial in today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution entitled You’ll never us this math again. It was written by Ken Sprague Sr., a high school math teacher. Mr. Sprague, in his own words...
Read MoreThere was a very interesting editorial in today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution entitled You’ll never us this math again. It was written by Ken Sprague Sr., a high school math teacher. Mr. Sprague, in his own words...
Read MoreIt would be shameful if we do nothing to fix the health care system in the USA, so says Dr. Joseph W. Stubbs who is president of the American College of Physicians and an internist in Albany. You can read his editorial which...
Read MoreThere were two articles that I read today that contribute to how science teachers might use case studies (sometimes based on articles in the press or magazines, or actual cases written for students and teachers). The cases...
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