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Margaret Spellings and Arne Duncan are caught in some sort of black hole, a time loop that will not let them escape their dreams about federally-driven test-centered education reform. And they’re back again at EdWeek with the same old balon...
Emily Hanford is back with another story to sell about a story someone’s been sold. This time is apparently pumping direct instruction, and in talking to Alexander Russo, she pitched this frame:
This season, which is about teaching and a...
In the midst of their current summit (cleverly scheduled for the end of Banned Books Week), Moms for Liberty unveiled a new AI tool. M4L AWARE (a name that looks much like MAL-AWARE which is a little on the nose) will flag “DEI contracts, g...
I have deliberately waited until after Banned Books Week this year to talk about banned books because it’s a topic I hate to see relegated to just one week where we all wring our hands with concern and then, come Sunday, sigh “Well, now tha...
Saurabh Anand published a piece at JSTOR last month that has been an open tab on my desktop ever since, even as I have added it to my file of Things I Would Totally Steal If I Were Still Teaching.
The piece is “Teaching Students to Follow...
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