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By | July 1, 2013, 10:50pm UTC - Satire: An Atlanta charter school boasts a “non-pupil-centric” approach — with no pupils. (The Onion)
- Randi Weingarten and Diane Ravitch want Arne Duncan to intervene in Philly’s schools. (GS in Brief)
- Inside the complicated process to grade Advanced Placement Studio Art portfolios. (Curriculum Matters)
- Why cleaning dirty lawn chairs is like teaching math: Mess is only visible from a distance. (Teaches Math)
- An upstate softball tournament honors a teacher at the Bronx’s P.S. 85 who died five years ago. (Lo-Hud)
- Indiana’s new elected schools chief is revising the state’s harsh teacher evaluation rules. (Hechinger)
- A city teacher responds to Duncan’s recent speech defending the Common Core. (Critical Classrooms)
- In the city’s gifted programs admissions, it seems like everyone qualifies but no one gets in. (Daily Intel)
- A Massachusetts teacher wants a say in policy even though she’s in a “non-tested grade.” (Eduwonk)