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By | August 4, 2009, 1:46am UTC - Researchers of all persuasions critique the city’s test score claims, and the state tests themselves.
- Andy Rotherham says the test score issue is one that really hasn’t been resolved yet.
- Schools in Manhattan’s District 3 have made a pact to go green together, with the city’s help.
- Rick Hess says Obama would do well to move slowly on Race to the Top, or else it will go NCLB’s way.
- Norm Scott and the Chicago Sun-Times both ask where the money is for gentler school reform initiatives.
- A city teacher posted about her friend’s DonorsChoose project, and then it was funded.
- Peter Goodman says the credit recovery guidelines will be David Steiner’s first big test.
- Do other countries spend their education dollars more wisely, say on preschool?
- Pissed Off Teacher specs out how her students would have fared if she had dumped the low scorers first.
- Now federal authorities are investigating whether Chicago schools played fair in admissions.
- Virtual reality is a new strategy for preparing new teachers for the classroom.
- Teachers want class size reduction. But they’re wrong, says Jamie O’Leary.
- Mr. Accountable Talk has some hard-line suggestions for how to clear the ATR pool.
- Who will tie poor kids’ shoelaces?
