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After the Billionaires Kick Down Teachers and Students, Who Is Next?

John Thompson | Posted 04.10.2013 | Politics
Read More: School Reform District of Columbia, Philadelphia School Closures, Karen Lewis, Jim Hightower, Standardized Test, School Reform, Sarah Carr, Detroit School Closings, Cps School Closures, Politics News
John Thompson

Over the last 20 years ago, non-educators have stumbled over our troubled inner city schools. These do-gooders made the snap judgment that the way to help kids was to destroy the system that they defined as the "status quo."

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Joy Resmovits

New Teaching Standards, Coming To A School Near You

HuffingtonPost.com | Joy Resmovits | Posted 03.27.2012 | Home
Read More: Education News, Common Core State Standards, Education, State of the Union 2012, Charter Schools, Race to the Top, Standardized Test, Massachusetts Teachers, Curriculum, Education Reform, Teaching, Jack Jennings, State of the Union, Home News

Amy Bednarz, an English as a second language teacher in a Massachusetts elementary school, is confused. She doesn't know exactly what to teach. For...

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Louisiana Skipped Key Standardized Testing Analysis In 2009-2010, Cites Budget Woes

The Washington Independent | Mikhail Zinshteyn | Posted 10.12.2011 | Home
Read More: Standardized Test Cheating, Louisiana Schools, Louisiana, Cheating Scandals, Standardized Test, Standardized Testing, Education Reform, Erasure, Erasure Analysis, Teachers Cheating, Home News

The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) did not conduct an erasure analysis of the state's standardized test scores for the 2009-2010 academic ye...

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Scores On SAT College Entrance Test Hold Steady

AP | ERIC GORSKI | Posted 05.25.2011 | College
Read More: Sat Scores, Sat, Average Sat, Average SAT Scores, Class of 2010 Average Sat, Standardized Test, College News

Average scores on the SAT college entrance exam held steady this year as a record number of students and more minorities than ever took the test, acco...

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