Curriculum reformers vs what's best for students, Part 2
Curriculum reformers occasionally get annoyed about school choice, but choice remains the most effective mechanism by which families can access...
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If you need to make a choice between reading this post or watching the video featuring the mom pictured above,...
Read More >Curriculum reformers understand pedagogy but not politics
Every so often, someone active in the curriculum reform movement will get frustrated and take time out of his or...
Read More >Sending out an SOS in Arizona
Editor's note: In case you missed it, click here to listen to Matt Ladner's recent interview on Phoenix-based public radio...
Read More >Charters have 99 problems, but private choice is not one of them
Recently, the Trump administration proposed consolidating several federal education programs into a single block grant to states, including federal charter...
Read More >Toward educational freedom in the UK
Lindsey Burke, director of the Center for Education Policy at the Heritage Foundation, Nile Gardiner, who directs the Foundation’s Margaret...
Read More >Escape from New York to Florida for more efficient education spending
The New York Post recently delivered a rather devastating comparison of New York, California, Florida and Texas on education spending....
Read More >Students suffering from anxiety, bullying and discrimination need options
Recently, the hashtag #ilovepublicschools trended on Twitter, but perhaps not in the way intended. My intent in sharing a sample...
Read More >Florida’s mélange of K-12 education options expands opportunities for students, educators
"Without change something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken." Leto Atreides, Frank Herbert’s Dune Studying the...
Read More >The intellectual legacy and example of Clayton Christensen
A key contributor to understanding innovation in the modern economy died last week at age 67. Harvard Business School’s Clayton...
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