Sentences with phrase «ed in»

In an op - ed in the New York Times on June 1, she derided the impressive progress made at three public schools as «a triumph of public relations» based on «statistical legerdemain.»

In 2012, Stuart Schmill wrote an essay for Inside Higher Ed in which he lamented the trend of students dropping out of meaningful activities just to take more AP courses.

Pearson and McKoy later clarified the statement they made in the op - ed in The Post, saying they are not calling for a pause in charter school growth.

In the case of our Caretakers of History project, the children published an op - ed in the local newspaper, created a comprehensive website using their own research and writing as content, developed interactive exhibits, presented to high school students and important members of their community, and developed an online virtual timeline of both the museum and their own project process.

Their Ed in ’08 campaign had fizzled but, during the Obama years, 2 / 3rds of the states made significant changes to their teacher evaluation process.

Short - run efforts such as Ed in»08 and that College Board thing this summer revealed the power and challenges.

In an op - ed in the Wall Street Journal, Paul Peterson looks at why it is so popular for politicians to call for more spending on schools.

Petrilli and McCluskey co-authored an op - ed in the Washington Times «Restarting the Common Core Debate: Facts must replace invective in discussing the best educational methods»

So writes Natalie Wexler in an op - ed in the New York Times.

In an op - ed in the Wall Street Journal, Paul E. Peterson and Martin R. West examine the education plank of the Democratic party platform and then compare what the party says it will do with what the public says it wants.

What role have parents play ed in this change?

In an op - ed in the Wall Street Journal, Shep Melnick analyzes a «Dear Colleague» letter about school funding sent out by the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights.

While identifying what caused the improvements in the 2000s is complicated, Margaret Spellings notes in an op - ed in the Washington Post that the gains coincided with states adopting rigorous accountability policies.

Students held «Ed in»08 signs» to communicate the importance of education...

We saw it with «ED in» 08,» the expensive and ultimately futile foundation - backed effort to boost education's salience among voters in an election dominated by other pressing issues.

Despite these obstacles, Russo contends the ED in ’08 ultimately set the groundwork for future advocacy efforts and had a powerful impact on the Obama administration's education agenda:

While ED in ’08 has been widely dismissed, Russo makes a strong case that it set the stage for a new style of education advocacy — think Stand for Children, DFER, 50CAN, and StudentsFirst — and had a lasting impact on the Obama administration reform agenda.

Wendy Kopp, the founder of Teach for America and a personal hero of mine, speaks of the ingredients (frequent assessment, high energy, vision, etc) teachers need to achieve great success with poor, urban students, yet there is nary a mention of special ed in her latest book.

With contract talks going nowhere in the spring of 2009, she wrote a Washington Post op - ed in which she insisted that «[t] hose who categorically blame teachers for the failures of our system are simply wrong.»

Well, I have to hand it to them: The folks behind Ed in ’08 were successful after all.

Given my interest in edu - philanthropy and education advocacy, I'm predictably taken by Alexander Russo's behind - the - scenes tale «The Successful Failure of ED in» 08.»

In particular, Russo argues that Eli Broad thought, «The main purpose of ED in ’08 [was to make] education a number - one issue with the public: the «outside» half of the organization's strategy.

As I discuss in an op - ed in today's Wall Street Journal, the 5th annual PEPG / Education Next poll shows public support for more spending drops precipitously when people learn how much schools are currently spending.

Russo spends the bulk of the paper recounting the history of ED in ’08 and problems that hampered the effort.

For instance, I recall the giddy excitement of one ED in» 08» er when the moderator asked a question they'd pushed as we watched the third McCain - Obama debate.

One development that followed on the heels of ED in ’08 is that most of today's leading advocacy groups have created 501 (c)(4) arms that allow them vast new freedom to engage directly in political work.

In that light, Russo suggests that the experience of ED in ’08 holds important lessons for today's funders and advocates.

This greatly limited ED in» 08's reach.

ED in ’08 may also have contributed to Obama's decision to press forward with national standards and performance pay for teachers once he was in office... Teacher effectiveness and national standards [would] come to dominate the Obama education agenda and the education debate for the next four years.

In an op - ed in the Wall Street Journal, Nicholas Simmons, the vice principal of Success Academy Harlem West, reflects on this state of affairs.

On Top of the News Arne Duncan Makes Sales Pitch for Waivers, Turnarounds, Early Ed in Senate Hearing 4/30/14 Politics K - 12 / Ed Week

We have seen that all it takes is one published op - ed in a national newspaper or on a popular blog to change this mindset dramatically.

Though it's shifting, the antiquated traditional model of education (higher ed in particular) will still be around 50 years from now, so the insiders, the informants, the resident experts; those who simultaneously see the inevitability of the future, while holding a deep experiential understanding of the existing system, become extremely valuable — perhaps even indispensable.

In 2008, he played the lead role of Ed in the Hammer Horror production Beyond the Rave.

«A Conversation with Errol Morris» is a brief intro for the film, giving a rundown of how the project got started and how difficult Morris found Rumsfeld, and a digital reproduction of his four - part op - ed in The New York Times about Rumsfeld also appears.

The day after Harvey Weinstein's Hong Kong fixer was exposed in a series of investigative reports by online magazine HK01, actress / producer Salma Hayek published an op - ed in The New York Times telling her Weinstein story, a reminder that these stories go much deeper than the initial headlines.

It's a very good op - ed in favor of America's ability to live up to its potential and build itself into a country that actually represents the idea of liberty and equality that it's espoused for so long.

For pioneering director Cecil B. DeMille, Carpenter played Spanish Ed in The Virginian (1914) and Jacques D'Arc in Joan the Woman (1916), both still extant, before striking out on his own, directing and acting in some of the cheapest Westerns and action melodramas ever produced.

I'm just an ordinary decent looking guy in his mid 40's looking to connect with a decent, honest larger SSBBW in the north Texas or D / FW area... I'm a faithful, decent, honest, hardworking guy: «Faithfilledtexan» Interest ed in getting to know me?

Family and security of ed in passive aggressive dealing with.

«It's definitely not super racist and pathologically narcissistic to write an op - ed in a major newspaper about how you're done dating people of one specific religion, no sirree bob,» New Yorker writer Helen Rosner tweeted.

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We Christmas - ed in Maine and traipsed through Portland after a snowstorm.

To keep them accordion - ed in there are smooth silky panels at the top and bottom of the skirt.

The Hebrew word for Passover is inscrib... ed in gold at the center of the plate, surrounded by six sections for the traditional Seder foods.

Dress - ed in Denim!!

My good friend Justine DJ» ed in the evening, and she kept the dancefloor packed all night!!

I hate having them trapped and freak out if they get burrito - ed in a blanket too tight.

The pecans being sautà © ed in butter alone sounds heavenly!

Your daughter may have sat through sex ed in high school, but what — and how much — did she actually learn, and is she protecting herself while she's away at school?