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Baratunde Thurston, a director's fellow at MIT Media Lab, Fast Company columnist and former digital director of The Onion, replied, «Online training and certification will grow significantly in part due to the high expense of formal higher education along with its declining payoffs for certain occupations.

At 6 p.m., Community Education of District Six holds education forum with Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa and New York Daily News columnist Juan González, George Washington Educational Campus auditorium, 549 Audubon Ave., MEducation of District Six holds education forum with Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa and New York Daily News columnist Juan González, George Washington Educational Campus auditorium, 549 Audubon Ave., Meducation forum with Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa and New York Daily News columnist Juan González, George Washington Educational Campus auditorium, 549 Audubon Ave., Manhattan.

EducationWorld Q&A columnist Dr. Matthew Lynch is an associate professor of education at Langston University.

Diane Ravitch's Klout score of 73 makes her the most influential tweeter in education, and she's on par or close to it with other opinion leaders, including columnists Paul Krugman (@nytimeskrugman) at 73 and Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) at 76.

And there, at the ready, was Michael Winerip, the education columnist for the New York Times.

Moderated by Time.com columnist Andy Rotherham, cofounder and partner at Bellwether Education Partners.

Dunn is an associate professor of political science at the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs and the legal beat columnist for Education Next.

Joanne Jacobs, a former San Jose Mercury News editorial writer and columnist, writes about K — 12 education and community colleges at joannejacobs.com and ccspotlight.org.

But when Washington Post education columnist Jay Mathews took a close look at the study to see which school district had the smallest black - white achievement gap, he was surprised to find that it was Detroit, which he calls «our nation's worst school district, or close to it.

Author Bio: Joanne Jacobs, a former San Jose Mercury News editorial writer and columnist, writes about K — 12 education and community colleges at joannejacobs.com and ccspotlight.org.

Wendy Lecker is a columnist for Hearst Connecticut Media Group and is senior attorney for the Campaign for Fiscal Equity project at the Education Law Center.

David B. Cohen, a veteran English teacher at Palo Alto High and columnist for Education Week, spent a year crisscrossing California observing some of the state's best teachers.

Columnist Farah Stockman examines if schools can be separate and equal with this thought provoking look at today's education system.

He spent 15 years at the San Francisco Chronicle, where he was an award - winning education reporter, Washington correspondent, columnist, and member of the editorial board.

Staff writer Michelle Healy takes a look at current career and technical education trends in «Future Ready,» and Technology columnist Glenn Cook discusses the overdue reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Educaeducation trends in «Future Ready,» and Technology columnist Glenn Cook discusses the overdue reauthorization of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical EducationEducation Act.

At the same time, you have the strange bedfellows of such fierce reformers such as John Chubb (now of Education Sector) agreeing with equally forceful traditionalists such as Education Week columnist Anthony Cody.

Education columnist Valerie Strauss of The Washington Post will also appear at the event, conducting a one - on - one interview with Dr. Carter between panel sessions.

In addition to serving as a columnist for Hearst Connecticut Media Group, Wendy Lecker is senior attorney at the Education Law Center.

Last Friday, as the Vallas court case was being announced, Wendy Lecker, the Connecticut public education advocate and columnist published a new, «must read» commentary piece at Stamford Advocates, Connecticut Post and other Hearst media outlets.

From Connecticut, Wendy Lecker, a columnist for Hearst Connecticut Media Group and senior attorney for the Campaign for Fiscal Equity project at the Education Law Center, writing for the Stamford Advocate, linked the Baraka victory to events in her state in November 2012, «when big money tried to eliminate a democratically elected school board in Bridgeport.

The Academy is comprised of a diverse cadre of prominent leaders from virtually every primary sector of the education community: parents, teachers, principals, superintendents, state departments of education, school boards, PTA organizations, policy wonks, early childhood professionals, advocates, deans and professors at education schools, education columnists, afterschool programs, researchers, school nurses, school facilities managers, philanthropists, visionaries, and pioneers.

Andre Perry (Columnist The Hechinger Report) Douglas N. Harris (Education Research Alliance at Tulane University) Christian Buerger (Education Research Alliance at Tulane University) Vicki Mack (The Data Center)

Wendy Lecker is a columnist for the Hearst Connecticut Media Group and is senior attorney at the Education Law Center.

Highlighted episodes include interviews with: David Brooks, The New York Times columnist, and Kathy Fletcher, director of Turnaround Arts (episode 33); Jane Best, director of Arts Education Partnership (episode 25); Jeff Poulin, arts education program manager at Americans for the Arts (episode 24); and David Dik, national executive director of Young Audiences Arts for Learning (epiEducation Partnership (episode 25); Jeff Poulin, arts education program manager at Americans for the Arts (episode 24); and David Dik, national executive director of Young Audiences Arts for Learning (epieducation program manager at Americans for the Arts (episode 24); and David Dik, national executive director of Young Audiences Arts for Learning (episode 21).

There's Richard Rothstein at the Economic Policy Institute, Washington Post columnist Valerie Strauss (whose lending of pages to every crackpot opinion borders on the promiscuous), Pedro Noguera writing for The Nation, and once - respectable education historian Diane Ravitch's appearances on The Daily Show and in The Wall Street Journal.

My skepticism arises from a number of things including the columnists» lack of evidence or investigation, my own approach to teaching, my research and writing on legal education (both for scholarship and as chair of our curriculum reform committee), and what I see my colleagues at the U of C and in the legal ethics community doing for their students.