Skip to main contentRemainders: A teacher's if/then rules for the end of the year
By | June 4, 2012, 11:22pm UTC - A set of if/then rules for the end of the year, by a teacher who has experienced them. (NYCDOENuts)
- Marcia Lyles, who left the DOE for Delaware, is now up for the chief job in Jersey City. (Hudson Reporter)
- Students from six city public schools got a chance to compose for the New York Philharmonic. (NPR)
- Several stories outline the promise and pitfalls of national standards and tests. (Washington Monthly)
- A 10-year-old video of a day in the life of a Teach for America trainee emerges. (Gary Rubinstein)
- A city lawyer says Romney’s education plan would cut down on “shadow vouchers” for the rich. (Atlantic)
- A Stanford professor discusses his study on the widening class divide among students. (CEAP)
- A teacher: “As bad as things are in … New York, they’re looking even worse in Chicago.” (NYC Educator)
- The head of a tutoring company draws a line between ethical and unethical business. (SchoolBook)
- A parent satirizes the pitches for gifted test tutoring that are sent to 3-year-olds. (Insideschools)
- Why StudentsFirst lacks a space and other tidbits about education advocacy groups. (Teacher Beat)