In the age of Kindle, when does a book stop being “a book?” (Dangerously Irrelevant)
Is there any evidence that school “turnarounds” really turn schools around? (National Journal Expert Blogs)
Will budget cuts eliminate virtual schooling options for K-12 students? (Belleville News Democrat) Or will stimulus dollars save [...]
If you are interested in education reform in California, John Fensterwald returns with Education Guest. John is one of the most knowledgeable education journalists writing on California education issues. He use to blog and write for the San Jose Mercury News, but like many newspapers, good content has been [...]
Crossing the Finish Line, an impressive new book by former Princeton president William Bowen, former Macalaster College president Michael McPherson, and Matthew Chingos, relied on two massive databases on the entering class of 1999–one on 96,000 first-time freshmen and 30,000 entering transfer students at 21 flagship universities and the [...]
Last week, we introduced the new feature “The View From Your Classroom.” Inspired by Andrew Sullivan’s “View From Your Window,” we asked educators from across the country to show us the what they see from their classrooms. We’ve gotten some wonderful submissions so far and we’re very happy to [...]
Chad Aldeman, Kris Amundson, Renee Rybak, Ben Miller, Bill Tucker, Rob Manwaring, Erin Dillon, Kevin Carey, Elena Silva, guest blogger
