Sentences with phrase «education policy post»
Because my MP (who knows who I am and that I know a little about education policy post 2010) sent me a something that read very much like a standard letter in response to my email objecting to mass academisation.
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«They're women who vote not on traditional «women's issues» — education, abortion, etc. — but on foreign policy,» the Post's Naomi Schaefer Riley said.
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Beth Hawkins covered education and other public - policy topics for MinnPost from its launch in 2007 to October of 2015, when she left to write for Education Post, a nonprofit based ineducation and other public - policy topics for MinnPost from its launch in 2007 to October of 2015, when she left to write for Education Post, a nonprofit based inEducation Post, a nonprofit based in Chicago.
«This unacceptable trend is set to continue, unless post the 2015 General Election we have a government which is committed to an economic policy which has at its heart a universal entitlement for all to access high quality education and which secures inclusive prosperity in which all of the people have the opportunity to share in the wealth of the nation.»
Gov. Eliot Spitzer, for one, tried to weigh in on schools by creating the post of senior education policy adviser — dubbed «education czar» by some — and filling it with Manuel Rivera, the Rochester schools superintendent who had been National Superintendent of the Year in 2006.
Kevin Welner of the National Education Policy Center (NEPC) has been especially forceful in objecting to my post in text posted on Ravitch's blog.
By the time they can measure «student A» from the fourth grade through post secondary and beyond, education changes so much through initiatives and new policies that right there the data is irrelevant from one year to the next, and of course from one student to the next!
The Campaign 2012 collection page includes recent election - related stories, blog posts, and tweets, as well as a must - see comparison detailing each candidate's views on education policy issues.
This is the third in a series of three blog posts about how state and local education policy would be affected by the repeal of ESSA regulations that were written during the Obama administration.
Bud Hunt, also known as education blogger Bud the Teacher, posted a sample acceptable - use policy for educators to use with student bloggers.
Albert Cheng is a Post Doctoral Fellow at the Program on education Policy and Governance at Harvard University.
Two years ago, when I wrote about top tweeters, I posted two lists: One for education policy wonks, and another for teachers.
California Takes a Left Turn on State Exams Washington Post, 9/19/13» [Professor] Thomas Kane, a director of the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard, said California's plan to give students field tests but withhold scores is like practicing basketball in the dark.
It feels rather trivial considering the current state of the world, but it's time again to post our mostly - annual list of the top education policy people, organizations, and publications on social media.
But looking at followers does allow a few additional groups to make the list: Reform powerhouse StudentsFirst, the Washington Post's and the Los Angeles Times's education feeds *, and AIR's education policy center, among others.
A few weeks ago, I argued that policy change is not the only path to education reform, floated five other approaches for improving educational practice, and promised to flesh them out in future posts.
Author Bio: Laura Waters writes about education politics and policy for NJ Left Behind, New York School Talk, Education Post, and other publeducation politics and policy for NJ Left Behind, New York School Talk, Education Post, and other publEducation Post, and other publications.
Laura Waters writes about education politics and policy for NJ Left Behind, New York School Talk, Education Post, and other publeducation politics and policy for NJ Left Behind, New York School Talk, Education Post, and other publEducation Post, and other publications.
The philosophical priors and professional education - policy experiences they bring to their posts will tell us — and forecast the future — a great deal.
My articles on education policy regularly appear in the Washington Post and the Huffington Post.
NYC Educator This blog, with over 3,000 posts, features entertaining satires of education policy makers and commentary on education policy issues.
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Findings from the National Center for Research in Policy and Practice (NCRPP) survey, and how it can help education leaders and researchers create more of an impact, are discussed in the following HGSE Usable Knowledge blog post....
In January 2012, Washington Post education reporter Michael Alison Chandler said school choice has become «a mantra of 21st - century education reform,» citing policies across the country that have traditional public schools competing for students alongside charter schools and private schools.
This is the second in a series of three blog posts about how state and local education policy would be affected by the repeal of ESSA regulations that were written during the Obama administration.
Also embarrassed by the America Achieves study is the lefty labor Economic Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., which recently released a sophomoric study (see my January 16, 2013, post on the Education Next blog) that tried to use the PISA data to attribute educational deficiencies to the U.S. social structure, not its school system.
Center Offers College - bound Students in St. Louis Help to Keep Them On Track St. Louis Post Dispatch, June 10, 2013» «If they come up against a stumbling block, they are not necessarily primed to go out and seek out help,» said Lindsay Page at the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard.»
Her work has been published in National Review Online, The American, and the Enterprise Blog, and has been featured by The Wall Street Journal Online, The Huffington Post, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Policy Innovators in Education Network.
Mr. Merriman's op - eds, commentary and guest blogs have been featured in The New York Times, The New York Post, The New York Daily News, The Huffington Post, Gotham Schools and Eduwonk and he is a frequent guest on major TV and radio outlets on public education reform and policy.
Ama Nyamekye, the executive director of Educators 4 Excellence Los Angeles, an organization that advocates for teachers to take a more active role in shaping education policies, wrote an op - ed in last week's Huffington Post LA calling for a more «courageous» LAUSD School Board: «Our school board needs to get to work tackling a tall order of...
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Michael Petrilli, president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a center - right education policy think tank, wrote in a blog post last week, «if scores drop among low - income and low - performing students — the kids least likely to be comfortable with digital devices, especially in the fourth grade — that could signal that something went awry.»
On February 9, 2017, Jack Jennings was interviewed on recent developments in education policy on the Facebook program, Video from the Washington Post.
Posted on May 3, 2018 · Our Facebook community, This Is Your Texas, spent the month of April discussing Texas education policy.
On the campaign trail this week, Mr Clegg said he would like to see a Liberal Democrat holding the post of education secretary in a future coalition, but the Conservatives have criticised the party for trying to distance itself from education policies they supported in government.
In an effort to address concerns on accountability, the UNCF, National Urban League and Education Post recently released a report Building Better Narratives in Black Education focusing on better engaging communities around K - 12 education and driving substantive policyEducation Post recently released a report Building Better Narratives in Black Education focusing on better engaging communities around K - 12 education and driving substantive policyEducation focusing on better engaging communities around K - 12 education and driving substantive policyeducation and driving substantive policy changes.
According to a «recent» post by Diane Ravitch, President Obama «recently» selected Robert Gordon, and economist and «early proponent of VAMs,» for a top policy post in the US Department of Education.
The Council of State Governments Midwest posted a policy brief outlining some of the details of ESSA including an estimated implementation timeline and summary of publicly available information from Midwestern state education agencies on their ESSA activities.