Remainders: Lesson plans for the restless middle school boy

A teacher argues that punishing boys doesn’t work, but offers some lessons that might. (Atlantic)
An Assembly bill, likely to die, would allot more aid to charter-heavy districts. (CapCon)
An award-winning teacher shares his fears about the forthcoming evaluations. (GS Community)
An argument to toss “Goodnight Moon” from nighttime ritual and replace it with bedtime math. (NPR)
Matt DiCarlo: Kids can wait if it means they’re waiting for good policy making (Shanker Blog)
As school ends for Newtown elementary students, the summer presents new challenges (WNYC)
Google’s chief head hunter says grades and tests scores in school are ‘worthless.’ (Corner Office)
Sol Stern offers three recommended education priorities for the next mayor to adopt. (City Journal)
A teacher who piloted the Regents grading system said even then there were problems. (HuffPo)