What lessons should today's reformers take from
past education battles?
Not exact matches
The appointment of Betty Rosa as the new Regents chancellor in New York signals a big victory for the statewide teachers union, NYSUT, in the
battle over the direction of
education in New York — a
battle waged with millions of dollars in campaign spending and brute political tactics from both sides over much of the
past decade.
Schools have changed relatively little, mainly because of turf
battles fought by the knot of organizations that we politely call «the
education system»: teachers unions and school boards try to protect their monopolies, publishing companies try to reinterpret all new ideas back into the profitable forms of the
past, various levels of government try to protect their relevance by getting in front of every new concern, pretending to lead while aggressively and often destructively following whatever trends they have the wit to perceive.
Engaging parents in their children's
education is something that we have found challenging at
Battle Primary Academy in the
past.
For the
past decade or so, the forces of the educational status quo have done
battle with those of
education reformers.
But over the
past few years, our focus has shifted to a host of other
education problems, initiatives and
battles.
This dynamic 15 - part series examines the
past, present and future of public
education, from the approach of Native Americans prior to the arrival of European invaders to the
battles of the
past two decades to shape U.S.
education in this century.
Maybe those who are committed to the reform of
education could look
past the winning of individual
battles to a broad strategy goal?
Good Morning An Advocate op - ed urges Gov. Edwards and the «Old Guard» to not renew the
education reform
battles of the
past decade.
An Advocate op - ed urges Gov. Edwards and the «Old Guard» to not renew the
education reform
battles of the
past decade.