Sentences with phrase «public education system responds»

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It's clear that we need a new type of system for urban public education, one that is able to respond nimbly to great school success, chronic school failure, and everything in between.

Suppressing a world - class eye roll, you respond that the statement suggests that our public education system has «real, lasting positive results» on our students.

A recent survey initiated by State Board of Education Chair Donna Bahorich, and to which over 27,000 educators, members of the public, and even students responded, indicates that there is very little support for our current system of high - stakes testing.

This book drew upon my experience as an economist of higher education who has conducted empirical analyses on how colleges respond to individual pressures, a researcher who has been involved in a range of public policy discussions, and a person who manages a private - sector accountability system (Washington Monthly magazine's annual college rankings).

How the Hartford Board of Education responds to Kishimoto's flawed «re-design analysis» will signal Hartford parents, teachers and citizens about whether they have a Board of Education that is interested in what is best for Hartford's students or whether they are more dedicated to handing Hartford's schools and the soul of Hartford's public education system over to the corporate education reform Education responds to Kishimoto's flawed «re-design analysis» will signal Hartford parents, teachers and citizens about whether they have a Board of Education that is interested in what is best for Hartford's students or whether they are more dedicated to handing Hartford's schools and the soul of Hartford's public education system over to the corporate education reform Education that is interested in what is best for Hartford's students or whether they are more dedicated to handing Hartford's schools and the soul of Hartford's public education system over to the corporate education reform education system over to the corporate education reform education reform industry.

On Monday, Valerie Strauss published among the most lucid explanations I have read of what's wrong, how the new law reproduces much of the same policy as the old No Child Left Behind, and what those of us who value our nation's system of public education ought to be saying as we respond to these policies.