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By | September 5, 2012, 11:49pm UTC - A new test added to the city’s gifted screening battery is supposed to be harder to game. (Insideschools)
- Occupiers who are protesting the political conventions said they hitched a ride on a UFT bus. (BuzzFeed)
- A teacher explains how he introduces himself on the first day of school to set the right tone. (Yo Mista)
- After a decade at a city school, a teacher-turned-student is surprised by what’s early. (Music and Beyond)
- An argument for looking more closely at students when doing teacher evaluations. (Sara Mead)
- Tracing the evolution of the Democratic Party’s education platform from 1972 to now. (Answer Sheet)
- Paul Ryan said he’s okay with school prayer as long as individual states sign off on it. (HuffPo)
- Michelle Rhee wasn’t always down with Obama’s education policies, but she is now. (Politics K-12)
- The important anti-lynching song “Strange Fruit” first appeared in a teachers union pamphlet. (Edwize)
- Some Horace Mann alumni are returning their diplomas to protest sex abuse. (HM Action Coalition)
- A criticism of “How Children Succeed”: Grit without content is of little value at all. (Core Knowledge)