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By | January 9, 2013, 2:14am UTC - Nate Silver’s take on objective measures of teacher quality: Maybe we shouldn’t try to find them. (Reddit)
- The UFT’s elections process should have started by now, but it hasn’t yet. What gives? (Ed Notes)
- TFA might cycle some teachers out of the classroom, but no one else is urging them in. (Eric Horowitz)
- The U.S. Senate will look into the fact that 35 states now can evade federal education law. (Politics K-12)
- The city says this year’s parent council elections will beat 2011’s disastrous ones. (Insideschools)
- One reason Mississippi doesn’t have charter schools is that black leaders don’t want them. (Hechinger)
- A city teacher lists the student demographics of the schools the city wants to close. (Music & Beyond)
- City teens and Radio Rookies live-chatted about the problem of sexual cyber-bullying. (SchoolBook)