The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 11. Apr, 2012 in Charter Schools News
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 11. Apr, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 06. Apr, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 04. Apr, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 02. Apr, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 30. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 26. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 23. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 21. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 19. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 16. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 14. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 14. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 09. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 08. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 07. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
Teachers sick of the bashing
by admin on 01. Mar, 2012 in Charter Schools News
The public school teacher has become a favorite punching bag of politicians. Gov. Andrew Cuomo rarely resists a chance to disparage the performance of the state’s public schools and portrays them as a bastion of “educational bureaucracy.” Many teachers hear that as a criticism. Particularly those who spend so much time in and out of [...]
The Long-Term Impacts of Teachers
by admin on 11. Jan, 2012 in Charter School Information
Okay… first of all, did you know that there actually is a Value-Added Research Center? I didn’t. But the Value-Added Research Center, part of the University of Wisconsin, performs groundbreaking work on value-added systems, program and policy evaluation, and data-driven decision making. These researchers look at studies like The Long-Term Impacts of Teachers that examines [...]
The Long-Term Impacts of Teachers
by admin on 11. Jan, 2012 in Charter School Information
Okay… first of all, did you know that there actually is a Value-Added Research Center? I didn’t. But the Value-Added Research Center, part of the University of Wisconsin, performs groundbreaking work on value-added systems, program and policy evaluation, and data-driven decision making. These researchers look at studies like The Long-Term Impacts of Teachers that examines [...]
No Excuses – Not Just for Teachers
by admin on 05. Jan, 2012 in Charter School Information
I stumbled across a New York Times op-ed piece by eighth grade teacher Laura Klein today that really resonated. Klein makes the case for applying a “no excuses” approach to teaching students, including those who are English-language learners or who have special needs. “There’s always a reason for a child’s behavior. It’s important to understand [...]
No Excuses – Not Just for Teachers
by admin on 04. Jan, 2012 in Charter School Information
I stumbled across a New York Times op-ed piece by eighth grade teacher Laura Klein today that really resonated. Klein makes the case for applying a “no excuses” approach to teaching students, including those who are English-language learners or who have special needs. “There’s always a reason for a child’s behavior. It’s important to understand [...]
No Excuses – Not Just for Teachers
by admin on 29. Dec, 2011 in Charter School Information
I stumbled across a New York Times op-ed piece by eighth grade teacher Laura Klein today that really resonated. Klein makes the case for applying a “no excuses” approach to teaching students, including those who are English-language learners or who have special needs. “There’s always a reason for a child’s behavior. It’s important to understand [...]
No Excuses – Not Just for Teachers
by admin on 22. Dec, 2011 in Charter School Information
I stumbled across a New York Times op-ed piece by eighth grade teacher Laura Klein today that really resonated. Klein makes the case for applying a “no excuses” approach to teaching students, including those who are English-language learners or who have special needs. “There’s always a reason for a child’s behavior. It’s important to understand [...]
Math and English teachers, get ready for Common Core
by admin on 30. Oct, 2011 in Uncategorized
RALEIGH — If you thought the federal No Child Left Behind law was bad, you haven’t seen anything yet. Next year, the N.C. Department of Public Instruction will introduce new curriculum standards for all public school students. This will include Common Core State Standards in K-12 English and mathematics. Read more… http://www.carolinajournal.com/jhdailyjournal/index.html NC Alliance for Public [...]
Back to School Supply Kits for Students and Teachers Take the Pain Out of Shopping for Supplies
by admin on 03. Aug, 2011 in Charter School Information
Does the thought of running around a supply store with your back to school lists in hand give you a headache? Want to make Back-to-School shopping a little less confusing? A little less expensive? If you have answered yes to any of these questions, we have something just for you! Chicago School Supply and SchooDoodle.com [...]