With a smaller crowd than predicted, at just 3,000 people, teachers and anti-reform advocates rallied to protest everything from No Child Left Behind, to standardized tests, and everything in between somehow
labeled as education reform.
Not exact matches
Some years ago, when AAAS launched an effort to
reform science
education, it said that true
reform will take about
as long
as Halley's Comet's orbital period [of about 76 years]-- that's why they
labeled their initiative Project 2061.
Defenders of the status quo in
education routinely
label certain proposed
reforms — including tax credits, voucher programs, for - profit
education management organizations (or EMOs), and charter schooling —
as «anti-public
education,» often to great effect.
They
label publicly funded ventures such
as charter schools a «third [
reform] option,» placing them between the recentralization of
education policy and voucher remedies.
Invariably, what is
labeled «teacher bashing» is nothing more than anger at the teachers unions for blocking every type of
education reform imaginable,
as well
as the unions doing their level best to block school districts» attempts to fire bad and even criminal teachers.
By Rosemary Carey, Michigan
Education Association In just a short period of time, Romulus Middle School went from being one of the 108 Michigan schools labeled «Persistently Lowest Achieving Schools» to the center of national attention as an education
Education Association In just a short period of time, Romulus Middle School went from being one of the 108 Michigan schools
labeled «Persistently Lowest Achieving Schools» to the center of national attention
as an
education education reform...
The use of false, inaccurate and just - plain - crappy measures to
label schools and teachers
as successes or failures is central to what's going on in
education reform.
If you bank with Webster Bank, Bank of America or any of the other corporations that are pushing Governor Dannel Malloy's corporate
education reform industry agenda, the next time you go to the bank, speak with your insurance company or communicate with one of CCER's funders, ask them why they are using the money that they take from us to undermine our public schools and
label our children
as failures.
Today the Center for
Education Reform published a report
labeling the move toward independent, statewide authorizing commissions
as a «dangerous trend.»