Skip to main contentRemainders: Steve Jobs on education and education on Jobs
By | October 6, 2011, 11:42pm UTC - Apple visionary Steve Jobs, who died last night, was proud of dropping out of college. (Answer Sheet)
- He also had education policy opinions, saying teachers are unionized “in the worst way.” (Jay Greene)
- Jobs’ legacy will also live on in the burgeoning education technology sector. (Learning First Alliance)
- DC-37 has one last rally scheduled to back school aides who are being laid off tomorrow. (PR Newswire)
- John Thompson: What education folks can learn from the data focus in “Moneyball.” (Class Struggle)
- A different perspective on Tuesday’s meeting for ATRs in Brooklyn, from an attendee. (NYC ATR)
- A new report looks at the federal role in investing in charter schools. (Center for American Progress)
- Surprisingly, the NEA supports the Senate Republicans’ plan to fix No Child Left Behind. (Politics K-12)
- A charter school teacher recounts her dinner talk with Chicago’s union chief. (Charting My Own Course)
- Debbie Meier: The language of Occupy Wall Street reminds me of my old school. (Bridging Differences)
- City students protested against illegal pushouts from school at City Hall earlier this week. (EdVox)
