Don't miss an all new Gadfly:
Overview
- Don't punish schools for teaching white students too well, Michael J. Petrilli and Janie Scull
- The reauth of ESEA should be careful about defining proficiency gaps
- Now that's expensive!
- What does it take to get union compromise? Central Falls says ?too much!?
- Skip college, go votech?
- Are we forcing too many students to go to college?
- Ballyhoo at Bighorn
- RTT may force the unions' last stand, but it's far from perfect
- Scientific reasoning
- Whilst focusing on STEM, let's not forget the humanities
The Education Gadfly Show Podcast
- Bridging new differences
- Andy and Mike discuss: Central Falls, going to college (or not), and RTT round 2 dollars; Amber and Janie talk teacher quality
- The Nation's Report Card: Trial Urban District Assessment Reading 2009; National Center for Education Statistics; May 2010
- Miracle in L.A.? Atlanta and The City of Angels see the biggest gains since 2002
- Match Quality, Worker Productivity, and Worker Mobility: Direct Evidence from Teachers; C. Kirabo Jackson; National Bureau of Economic Research; May 2010
- Would a highly-effective teacher in school X be just as effective in school Y?
- Why Boys Fail; Richard Whitmire; AMACOM Publishing; 2010
- Add a third achievement gap to your list: the one between the sexes
- Central Office Transformation for District-wide Teaching and Learning Improvement; Meredith Honig, Michael Copland, Lydia Rainey, Juli Anna Lorton, Morena Newton; Center for the Study of Teaching and Policy, University of Washington; April 2010
- Central office overhauls are a new trend; this UW report says it's all about relationships
- How charters serve SPED
- CRPE presents its new book on charter schools and special education students
- Become a Hessian
- AEI's Rick Hess is looking for a new Research Assistant
- It's all Chinese to us
- A correction to last week's editorial ?Chinese alarm bells?
?Stafford Palmieri
