Week of March 17, 2014 Archives

RealClearEducation Evening Edition

Monday, March 17
Duncan: Take 'Common-Sense Middle' on Testing
A. Ujifusa, EdWeek
Low-Wage Workers Find Poverty Harder to Escape
S. Greenhouse, NYT
Portland Schools Failed to Meet Min Class Time
N. Dungca, Oregonian
Commercialism Report Slams Digital Strategies
Michele Molnar, EdWeek
Does Teaching 'Grit' Get Kids Ahead?
Tovia Smith, NPR
Plan to Revamp Newark District Hits a Nerve
Stephen Sawchuk, EdWeek
Once-Premier Art School Caught in Spiral
Erin Richards, Journal Sentinel
Conn. Delays Common Core Tests
Linda Conner Lambeck, CTPost
Experts Question Preschool Obesity Plunge
Sharon Begley, Reuters
Largest Teacher Prize of Its Kind Announced
Anya Kamenetz, Hechinger
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Tuesday, March 18
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For Some, Bigger Benefits for College Savers
Elaine S. Povich, Stateline
Jindal Criticizes Common Core Tests
Will Sentell, The Advocate
Uncertainty at School Started By Parents
E. Sokoloff-Rubin, Chalkbeat NY
Fla. Immigrant Tuition Plan Moves Forward
K. McGrory, Miami Herald
Simple Homework Changes Improved Student Learning
Phys.Org
Voucher Case Goes To Colo. Supreme Court
Zahira Torres, Denver Post
GOP Woo Chinese-Americans In Affirmative Action
S. Noguchi, Mercury
What Happens If a State Loses NCLB Waiver?
Alyson Klein, EdWeek
Federal Suit Filed In Feud Over Harlem Charter
D. Beekman, Daily News
Rural Miss. District Copes With 'Core' Changes
Jackie Mader, Hechinger
Students Do Less Homework Than You Think
Joy Resmovits, HuffPost
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Wednesday, March 19
Calif. Affirmative Action Bill Hits Roadblock
Dan Brekke, KQED
Duncan: 4 States Winning Race to the Top
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
The Toxins That Threaten Our Brains
James Hamblin, The Atlantic
Wall St. Tactics in the Classroom
Molly Hensley-Clancy, Buzfeed
Mo. Weighs Intervening in Troubled Schools
Lesli A. Maxwell, EdWeek
Barriers to Credit Transfers Lower Grad Rates
Jon Marcus, Hechinger
Neb. Ed Board Applicants Quizzed on Testy Issues
Joe Dejka, Omaha W-H
Apple to Nix College Campus Stores in Canada
M. Campbell, Apple Insider
'Core' Compromise Would Dilute S.C. Standards
P. Barron Jr., Free-Times
Ed Startup Raises $10M To Deliver E-Transcripts
Lora Kolodny, WSJ
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Thursday, March 20
Court Rekindles Investigation of Ex-Ed Official
Caitlin Emma, Politico
In New Sandy Hook School, Newtown Plays Design Role
A.L. Cowan, NYT
Growing Inconsistencies in No Child Waivers?
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
Jeb Bush: Higher Ed is Political Common Ground
Kimberly Hefling, AP
Andrew Cuomo's Charter Epiphany
Scott Waldman, Capital New York
Feds Unhappy with Ga. Teacher Evals
Wayne Washington, Atlanta J-C
Student Loans Still Fastest-Growing Debt
Jill Barshay, Hechinger Report
Common Core Efforts Stall in Tenn. Senate
Chas Sisk, The Tennessean
Indianapolis Public Schools Fires CIO
Eric Weddle, IndyStar
Federal Grant Targets Special Ed Teachers
Jane M. Adams, EdSource
Tech Issues That Keep Supts. Up at Night
Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
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Friday, March 21
Would a New RTTT for Equity Fix Big Opp Gaps?
Michele McNeil, EdWeek
Watch: Rahm Emanuel Slams Chuck Todd on Charters
MSNBC
Field Testing to Begin on 'Core' Exams
Catherine Gewertz, EdWeek
Watch: Duncan Talks 'Opportunity Gap'
NBC News
La. Wrestles With Student Privacy Bills
Maginnis & Alford, Biz Report
Ohio Gov Wants College Credit for High Schoolers
M. Kanu, StateImpact
Cuomo Urges de Blasio to Fix Charter Issues
Kenneth Lovett, Daily News
Charter Authorizer Bill Advances
Joey Garrison, The Tennessean
Why is Michelle Obama talking up Ed in China?
Chelsea Sheasley, CSM
Fla. Voucher Bill Suffers Huge Setback
Kathleen McGrory, Miami Herald
Public Shut Out of LA Schools iPad Software Demo
A. Gilbertson, KPCC
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