Remainders: A Texas student tells off a teacher for not teaching

A Texas student was filmed lecturing his teacher about her lazy instructional approach. (Gawker)
A teacher says she wishes more students would stand up and demand good educations. (Pernille Ripp)
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, here’s a compilation of stories about teachers gone bad. (Slate)
Jose Vilson: Teachers need voice, fair pay, and good working conditions to feel appreciated. (GOOD)
KIPP’s annual report card on the status of the charter school networks’ 125 schools is out now. (KIPP)
Here’s a handy summary of what mayoral candidates said at Tuesday’s education forum. (Insideschools)
An upstate eighth-grader offers details to support his critique of the state’s reading test. (Answer Sheet)
A judge said the city’s parent council elections should go on during a lawsuit about them. (SchoolBook)
A minority caucus member offers his take on the UFT’s executive board meeting this week. (ICE UFT)
In poor countries, private school is the only way for students to be educated, not a privilege. (Fixes)
David Kirp draws a line between school districts’ cheating scandals and parent rebellions. (Slate)
Mike Petrilli says the parent trigger is a nice idea that won’t have a lasting effect on schools. (Flypaper)
Rick Hess rejects the possibility of an “insincere reformer” in a mock interview with one. (Straight Up)