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By | July 18, 2012, 12:26am UTC - The Onion parodies the issue of low retention rates for teachers right out of college. (Onion)
- A teacher writes that cheating has become a pervasive part of school culture for students. (LA Times)
- As test scores and outcomes slowly improve, former Chancellor Joel Klein warns of complacency. (Time)
- Matt Di Carlo shows how higher proficiency rates don’t always mean higher performance. (Shanker Blog)
- A counselor gives college-bound seniors advice for their campus visits this summer. (Insideschools)
- Bloomberg made an uncomfortable “African American” joke at today’s test score presser. (Politicker)
- A new district-charter school partnership in LA will be focused in middle class areas (LA Times)
- Bill Gates hopes that curriculum will more closely resemble the gaming principles that excite kids. (AJC)
- Cuomo’s ed commission set a time and place for its visit to New York City. (Putting Students First)