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By | May 4, 2012, 10:37pm UTC - Could Cuomo’s education commission try to eliminate the Regents? Some think so. (Ed in the Apple)
- The principal of a Long Island school lists reasons this year’s state tests were flawed. (Answer Sheet)
- A math teacher adds another reason for test transparency: out-of-sequence exam topics. (JD2718)
- Robert Pondiscio: The facts about the “pineapple” story don’t make it any better. (Core Knowledge)
- The head of the DOE’s early childhood office makes a list of next generation leaders. (Sara Mead)
- Mark Anderson: Teachers can’t be evaluated singly because schools work together. (GS Community)
- An expert weighs in on how “every teacher is a literacy teacher” works in practice. (Teaching Matters)
- The mother of a student who didn’t get his top middle school choice speaks out. (Insideschools)
- The parent organizer behind California’s parent trigger push explains his philosophy. (Hechinger)
- California wants an NCLB waiver but says it can’t afford required teacher evaluations. (Politics K-12)
- A teacher lists five reasons why low-income students often get subpar schooling. (Urban Teacher’s Ed)