Skip to main contentRemainders: What Atlantic Yards can learn from school wars
By | January 25, 2011, 12:57am UTC - Atlantic Yards: Just like educational accountability, more complex than meets the eye. (The Local)
- Education will be big in the State of the Union, but exactly what will Obama say? (Politics K12)
- Why Race to the Top 2.0 might not be at the top of the agenda, given finances. (Politics K12)
- A 23-year-0ld second-year teacher says he doesn’t want to see “last in, first out” go — yet. (BNiche)
- A report forecasts how online learning will “blend” with in-person, not replace it. (Quick and the Ed)
- Eva Moskowitz’s Upper West Side school reflects a trend: charter schools for the middle class. (Flypaper)
- Focusing on individual teachers’ rankings distracts from big education policy issues. (New Republic)
- Teaching in a new school means shedding old practices and adopting new ones. (Miss Brave)
- Why do Chicago’s residency rules exist for anyone, Rahm Emanuel included? (Educated Reporter)
- Two members of P.S. 22’s world-famous chorus improvised with their teacher. (P.S. 22)
- Weighing the value of January Regents: gives some a holiday, others an opportunity. (Edwize)
- Videotape from Hu Jintao’s visit to Chicago and an explanation of the city choice. (TWIE)
