Remainders: Two anti-union ads, one fake photogenic teacher

Anti-union ads in Florida and Wisconsin use the same footage of a teacher to make their case. (Politico)
It seems no one has anything bad to say about Ed Sec Arne Duncan — at least as a person. (Newsweek)
Norm Scott heard from two 40-year-old students who said he was their best teacher ever. (Ed Notes)
Mike Petrilli says proposing to cut health care for the elderly shows Republicans love kids. (Flypaper)
Kevin Carey says WaPo schools reporter Bill Turque has a comprehension problem. (Quick and the Ed)
Bill de Blasio is asking parents of students with disabilities to fill out a survey. (Public Advocate site)
Relationship-building is a big part of great teaching, but it’s not at all the only requirement. (Coach G)
With fewer, better teachers a charter school network plans to turn around a failing charter. (HuffPo)
A Brooklyn school will screen “Race to Nowhere,” about high-pressure schools, April 13 . (GS Calendar)
“Race to Nowhere” says students do too much homework, when they really do too little. (Jay Mathews)
D.C. is crawling with charter preschools, which aren’t allowed in New York State. (Hechinger Report)
Marc Waxman lists nine things his Denver charter school is doing to value teachers. (GS Community)
Children’s lives could be at risk as school nurses’ hours and positions fall to budget cuts. (Motherlode)