Skip to main contentRemainders: After the bus strike, moving forward intelligently
By | February 20, 2013, 1:08am UTC - Now that the bus strike is over, a call for thinking about how the city does special ed. (Ms Speducate)
- Some members of the school bus drivers union are angry about how the strike ended. (Socialist Worker)
- A 17-year Los Angeles teacher who did not get a Bloomberg donation issues a challenge. (Patch)
- A teacher recalls his first year in the classroom, when he was transitioning to being a man. (BuzzFeed)
- Professors are reading the high school teacher’s letter on students’ poor readiness. (Inside Higher Ed)
- A former teacher who now works on tech for educators explains the app he created. (New Visions)
- The city is considering tearing down two West Side schools and developing the lots. (West Side Rag)
- The former press secretary for Ed Sec Arne Duncan is Joel Klein’s latest hire at Amplify. (Answer Sheet)
- A critique of tying teacher pay to outcomes is that doctors aren’t paid that way. But they could be. (HuffPo)
- Finland has the same number of teachers as New York City, but only half as many students. (Guardian)
- Principals describe the difficult and constantly evolving job of running a city school. (Brian Lehrer)