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Amanda Davenport wrote 1 day ago: The National Commission on Excellence in Education’s A Nation at Risk has arguably had more influenc … more →

Tags: 1983, Accountability, Education, Excellence, government report, Sputnik, Standards, Ted Bell

Can Critical Thinking be Taught?

Katie Read wrote 4 weeks ago: I came across an interesting article authored by Daniel Willingham entitled “Critical Thinking … more →

Tags: Scholarly Writing, Students, Critical Thinking, daniel willingham, Teaching, Willingham

Theobald on Returning Rural Values to Education

Milton Gaither wrote 1 month ago: This post reviews Paul Theobald, Education Now: How Rethinking America’s Past Can Change Its F … more →

Tags: History of Homeschooling, Adam Smith, Agrarianism, bowling alone, Buffalo State College, communitarianism, François Quesnay, George S. Counts, Gerrard Winstanley

Marines vs. Schools and Culture3 comments

matthewladner wrote 4 months ago: (Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) Today is the 26th anniversary of the publication of the report A Mili … more →

Tags: Charter Schools, tax-credit scholarships, Vouchers, full metal jacket, marine corps

Bill Romond

transformvermont wrote 6 months ago: We sat down with  Deputy Commissioner for Transformation, Bill Romond, and talked Transformation: Ch … more →

Tags: Transformation Conversations, Commissioner Armando Vilaseca, the edge school, the met school, Transformation., vermont education, VTDOE

Useless Education Reform4 comments

Dwight Furrow wrote 7 months ago: In 1983, educational reformers published research that garnered national attention. Entitled A Natio … more →

Tags: Dwight Furrow's Posts, Education, Education reform, NCLB, National Assessment of Educational Progress

Smaller is Better when it comes to Running Our Schools 1 comment

stephencoffin wrote 10 months ago: Since the publication of A Nation at Risk, there have been numerous efforts to try to find the right … more →

Tags: School Reform, School Governance, Property Taxes, school funding, school finance, School Law, No Child Left Behind Act, New Jersey, home rule

Davies on Government Regulation of Schools1 comment

Milton Gaither wrote 1 year ago: This post reviews Gareth Davies, See Government Grow: Education Politics from Johnson to Reagan(U Pr … more →

Tags: History of Homeschooling, politics of homeschooling, Elementary and Secondary Education Act, federal regulation of education, Gareth Davies, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Joan DelFattore, Lyndon B. Johnson

"Don't Know Much About History"13 comments

Jon Taplin wrote 1 year ago: Twenty-five years ago Education Secretary T. H. Bell presented to his boss, President Reagan the rep … more →

Tags: Politics, Economics, recession, Business, technology, Innovation, Education, Manual arts training

Why Gifted Students Still Hate School, Part II23 comments

adsoofmelk wrote 1 year ago: I posted last time about my theory about why gifted students hate school (short answer: scary teache … more →

Tags: public schooling, Homeschool, Giftedness, Homeschooling, Education, gifted, hoagies, YouTube, Student Teaching

Need to brush up on your education trivia?

readinggal wrote 1 year ago: What is A Nation at Risk? What does FAFSA stand for? Who is Wendy Kopp? Find answer to these questio … more →

Tags: Wiki, k12, FAFSA, Wendy Kopp, Teach For America


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