Every state that was a winner in the Race to the Top (RT3) has millions of dollars to develop a P-12 Longitudinal Data System (LDS). And sure enough, our friends over at Achieve, developed RT3 primers that states could use to...
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MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) seem to be following the historical trend of our infatuation...
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In 2010 the Georgia Department of Education received ~$400 million from the Race to the Top (RT3)...
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Georgia, like other states, has identified schools whose students and teachers have been labeled...
Read MoreLike all states that were winners in the Race to the Top (RT3) competition, Georgia’s scope of work entails four “project” areas: (1) standards and assessment (2) data systems (3) great teachers and leaders and...
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Which of the following is the most important purpose of education in Georgia? to prepare students...
Read MorePolitical and corporate reformers claim that American schools and students have been left in the dust by schools and students in other counties. The claim is based on faulty international and state achievement test analyses. And...
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Dear Governor Deal and Superintendent Barge, As sitting elected officials of Georgia, the next...
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According to the Governor of Georgia, now is the time to write a new social studies curriculum....
Read More“High-stakes plan could change teachers pay,” is the title of an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution paper. The article is a good review of the history behind why the state is going to move to...
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