The Economics Behind International Education Rankings
December 9, 2010 by cmccabe
Filed under Featured News, International Education, Social Issues, Teacher Quality, Top Stories, Uncategorized
By Cynthia McCabe This week’s release of international education rankings placing U.S. students in the middle of the pack for reading and science and below average in math contained few surprises. But what might have been overlooked in the horse race coverage of how the students stacked up is an economic link that further supports [...]
NEA’s Waiting for Superman Resources
October 5, 2010 by cmccabe
Filed under Academics, Charter Schools, Education Support Professionals, ESEA/NCLB Reform, Featured News, NEA, Teacher Quality, Top Stories, Uncategorized
A barrel-chested comic book character must save public education? Compelling soundbite to sell a movie maybe but when it comes to real education reform, NEA President Dennis Van Roekel gives the American public more credit than the backers of Waiting for Superman. “Nowhere in the film or its discussion have teachers’ voices been heard,” says [...]
