Skip to main contentRemainders: Ross Global charter comes closer to closure
By | January 22, 2011, 2:09am UTC - Ross Global charter is closer to closure after David Steiner declined to approve an appeal. (CityRoom)
- An AFT-commissioned report urges making it easier to dismiss teachers accused of crimes. (Ed Week)
- If most science is learned outside of school, why teach it in the classroom at all? (Ed Week)
- The intervention for a student targeted as needing help, and fast? Transfer. (Pissed Off Teacher)
- Joel Klein describes his Newscorp goals as moving to a “customer-focused” school system. (Reason.tv)
- To get students’ attention, advice to focus less on management and more on teaching. (Miss Brave)
- “Mr. Brosbe loves wrong answers!” his students often exclaim. But some students still worry. (Community)
- This is just a reminder that the Department of Education as a position in charge of pre-K. (SimplyHired)
- A newspaper’s editorial board urges charter schools and the district to “come together.” (Inquirer)
- The usefulness of encouraging students to asses their teachers. (Joanne Jacobs)