Skip to main contentRemainders: French president says homework widens inequity
By | October 16, 2012, 12:40am UTC - France’s new president wants to ban homework because it widens the achievement gap. (Answer Sheet)
- The hunt is on for educators who are also “upstanders” against injustice and intolerance. (Facing History)
- A city teacher says the Department of Education’s “peer group” system makes little sense. (Schoolbook)
- A teacher has written a “bill of rights” for members of the Absent Teacher Reserve. (Chaz’s School Daze)
- A parent offers advice for how to help children make the most of online learning. (EdNews Colorado)
- A right-wing magazine says homeschooling is the most radical movement around. (National Review)
- A group that wants to revamp teacher prep will pay ed school students for their syllabi. (Teacher Beat)
- A criticism of the call for “diverse” schools is that advocates want only a little diversity. (Sara Mead)
- Micah Lasher calls Deborah Kenny’s criticism of teacher evaluation rules “unhelpful.” (StudentsFirstNY)
- The teacher who was blocked from broadcasting from the rubber room has gone live again. (UStream)
- Some states seem to be using their NCLB waivers to lower their expectations for schools. (EdWeek)
- A parent coordinator explains how she involves parents who want to help but can’t come. (SchoolBook)