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Build a Flexible Frame for Teacher Eval

Teacher effectiveness should be based largely on performance but we need to build flexible systems and evaluation language to incorporate new data from better sources including content-embedded assessment.

2 years ago by

Learning

Credit Recovery vs. Dropout Recovery

EdWeek made it seem like online credit recovery is something new, but folks have been at it for 15 years. New dropout recovery models like AdvancePath and PLC build a web of support that gets kids back on track.

2 years ago by

Learning

Don't Derail Reform

Old news by now, but Obey's midnight raid of RttT is a terrible idea and likely to be killed by Senate

2 years ago by

Learning

Dear Arne

Duncan should encourage states to leave room for assessment innovation, push blended learning, and encourage public-private partnerships

2 years ago by

EdTech

ESEA Authorization Lacks Steam

A collection of replies to Eliza Krigman's question, "Should Congress Reauthorize ESEA Reauthorization?"

2 years ago by

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Digital Learning Now!

Digital Learning Now! is a national campaign to advance policies that will create a high quality digital learning environment to better prepare students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in college and careers.

Learning

Inflection Point

Fritjof Capra (systems thinker pre-Senge/Wheatley) said that we alway think that we're at some kind of tipping point--but this week really feels like an inflection.

2 years ago by

EdTech

Reality Bites: Struggle to Convert Teacher Effectiveness Promises to Policies

If states can pass laws that increase the effective use of data in education, it would set the stage for an ESEA re-authorization that supports good teachers and builds a schools system we can trust.

3 years ago by