Sentences with phrase «education reporter covering»

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Sometimes, reporters have no intention of using your comments and are only looking for a quick «education» on the topic they're covering.

Natasha Singer is a technology reporter in the Business section where she covers health technology, education technology and consumer privacy.

Kate Taylor is a reporter on the Metro desk, covering education.

Buffalo News education reporter Tiffany Lankes, who will be one of only 15 to 20 spectators in the unprecedented hearing before state Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, is covering teducation reporter Tiffany Lankes, who will be one of only 15 to 20 spectators in the unprecedented hearing before state Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, is covering tEducation Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, is covering the event.

Each reporter was to follow a common format covering the science content in his or her national curriculum, the local and national politics of how it is delivered, the recommendations of how it is to be taught, the kind of informal education provided by museums and science centres, the training and status of science teachers and equality of opportunity for all pupils — including race, immigrant group and handicap.

She was a federal reporter for Education Week and covered Congress in the Knight Ridder Washington Bureau.

John Merrow has been covering education for more than thirty - five years — first as a reporter for NPR and now as a correspondent for PBS's NewsHour.

It's simply asking too much for even the most seasoned education reporters to develop a discerning eye for curriculum; it's not their job, and it makes their job covering the instructional shifts taking place under Common Core uphill work.

Alyson Klein is a reporter for Education Week who covers the Trump administration's K - 12 policy, Every Student Succeeds Act implementation, and the politics of eEducation Week who covers the Trump administration's K - 12 policy, Every Student Succeeds Act implementation, and the politics of educationeducation.

Since joining Education Week in 2010, she has covered curriculum, instruction, state standards, and teacher policy issues as a reporter, and served as the associate editor for Education Week Teacher.

Christina Samuels is a reporter for Education Week who covers early - childhood education and special eEducation Week who covers early - childhood education and special eeducation and special educationeducation.

Prior to that, he was a reporter at the San Antonio Express - News covering education for nearly five years.

Michele Molnar is a reporter who covers industry and innovation for Education Week.

If only ten to 15 parents turned out to protest the decline in test scores, the demonstration would be covered, pointed out Yvonne Simons, an education reporter for WRAL - TV in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Davis began working at Education Week in 2002 as a federal education reporter after covering Congress and the federal government in Knight Ridder's WashingtoEducation Week in 2002 as a federal education reporter after covering Congress and the federal government in Knight Ridder's Washingtoeducation reporter after covering Congress and the federal government in Knight Ridder's Washington bureau.

Denisa R. Superville is a reporter at Education Week covering school districts and leadership.

Since joining Education Week in 1999, she has been the lead common - core reporter and has covered urban schools.

Evie Blad is a reporter for Education Week who covers school climate, student engagement, social - emotional learning, discipline, nutrition, and student well - being.

Benjamin Herold is a reporter covering educational technology for Education Week.

But what about the editors and reporters who cover education issues — and whose work is read by the public and policymakers who are making real - life education decisions every day?

Corey Mitchell is a reporter for Education Week who covers English - language learners, bilingual education, Native American education, and school district news and leEducation Week who covers English - language learners, bilingual education, Native American education, and school district news and leeducation, Native American education, and school district news and leeducation, and school district news and leadership.

Before coming to Education Week in 2013, she was a reporter for the Arkansas Democrat - Gazette, where she covered K - 12 education at the state and local levels, higher education, as well as healtEducation Week in 2013, she was a reporter for the Arkansas Democrat - Gazette, where she covered K - 12 education at the state and local levels, higher education, as well as healteducation at the state and local levels, higher education, as well as healteducation, as well as health issues.

But do not despair: Policy Watch will continue its work covering important education issues — if you know anyone interested in working as an education reporter, please do be in touch!

Kate McGee, currently an education reporter at WAMU, will cover higher education.The outlet now has five education journalists, making it «the largest and most accomplished education reporting team in Chicago,» according to an announcement from education editor Kate Grossman.

Education Week's own reporters identified leaders who are making a mark within the topical areas they cover.

Monte Whaley is the reporter assigned to cover education at The Denver Post.

Before joining POLITICO, she was a reporter at Inside Higher Ed, where she covered federal higher education policy — including Congress, the Education Department and higher education issues in the 2012 campaign — and religious education policy — including Congress, the Education Department and higher education issues in the 2012 campaign — and religious Education Department and higher education issues in the 2012 campaign — and religious education issues in the 2012 campaign — and religious colleges.

Reporter Molly Beck covers K - 12 education and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction for the State Journal.

Increasingly popular dual - language programs don't just benefit white, English - speaking students — but education reporters tend to cover them that way.

Speaking of Hechinger, they're looking for a reporter to cover education innovation around the country.

Marta Jewson is the education reporter for The Lens, an investigative online newsroom covering New Orleans and the Gulf Coast working in partnership with The Hechinger Report to bring coverage of New Orleans public schools.

It's been a busy year for higher education reporters, and the New Year promises plenty of challenging — and important — stories to cover.

Two journalists, a local reporter who covers education in Bakersfield and national reporter for NPR, discuss how they approach their beats, reflect on surprises they encountered in 2014, and provide predictions for the stories of 2015.

Celia Llopis - Jepsen is a reporter for the Kansas News Service, a collaboration of KCUR, Kansas Public Radio, KMUW and High Plains Public Radio covering health, education and politics.

Marian Wang is a reporter for ProPublica, covering education and college debt.

Annie Waldman is a reporter covering education at ProPublica.

Of course, just because Walker is offering state education reporters a much more nuanced and interesting way of covering the aid reductions, it doesn't mean many will take him up on the chance.

If you're an education reporter with less than two years of experience covering education, apply for its «new to the beat» training session in May.

Nelson, who covers higher education for Politico, was there, and she tweeted, along with Stephanie Simon, a K - 12 reporter.

News organizations often spend time covering the outcomes of classroom reform efforts, but it's rare for reporters to have both the time and the unfettered access they need to follow big education initiatives from the beginning.

Jessica Huseman is an education reporter at The Teacher Project, which covers the next generation of America's teachers for Slate.

This reporter will cover the state legislature in Harrisburg and will focus on issues of importance to residents of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia — from abortion laws to education funding, from the environment to the minimum wage.

Some of the many Post education reporters and editors responsible for covering DC Public Schools over the past six years.

None of this should be surprising to any reformer or even to any reporter who has spent enough time covering the fight over reforming American public education.

Insiders say that reporters are figuring out better ways to cover a massive & highly decentralized education law

The hour - long discussion, called» Eye On Los Angeles,» was part of a two - day EWA event designed to help education reporters figure out how to cover charter schools.

A graduate of Indiana University, he spent nearly a decade as a staff reporter for the Daily Herald in suburban Chicago, covering a wide array of topics including, local and state government, crime, the legal system and education.

She was also a newspaper reporter for five years in the Greater Toronto Area covering health care and education before going to work at a daily news online portal reporting on the technology sector.

Before pursuing a career in law, Kristina covered education and municipalities as a reporter for the

Cover a range of areas (e.g., news, sports, business, education, healthcare, lifestyle, travel) as a full - time general assignment reporter for a local daily.