Skip to main contentRemainders: Those "informational texts," direct from the source
By | December 6, 2012, 1:37am UTC - What are those “informational texts” the Common Core prioritizes? Here’s a reading list. (Answer Sheet)
- In Oklahoma, any family that wants to send their children to high-quality pre-K can. (American Prospect)
- The Evander Childs Campus in the Bronx was without a library for five years, until now. (New Visions)
- Five unanswered questions about Race to the Top-District start with why there are finalists. (Politics K-12)
- The demise of desegregation offers lessons for those working toward educational equity now. (Atlantic)
- UFT chief Michael Mulgrew is at 13 of 100 powerful New Yorkers. Dennis Walcott is at 57. (City & State)
- A top female student won a full ride to Stanford, the “Brooklyn Castle” chess teacher reports. (ES’s Blog)
- Chicago missed out on charter-district collaboration funds because of its change at the top. (Catalyst)
- A city teacher says a broken school choice system fuels the city’s low college readiness rate. (HuffPo)
- Another looming teacher evaluation logistical issue: Student-Learning Objectives. (Ed in the Apple)