New (and Much Needed) College Course: How to Spot Bull****
If you are offended by the word bull**** you might want to stop reading now. However, if you think the main purpose of education is to teach human capital […]
If you are offended by the word bull**** you might want to stop reading now. However, if you think the main purpose of education is to teach human capital […]
January 20, 2017 was the inauguration of the 45th President. Whether or not you supported President Trump, it is remarkable that an inauguration has occurred every four years since […]
The Federal bureaucrats in the US Department of Education are worried about the data mining via the structure (student longitudinal data systems) they supported which captures student/family Personally Identifiable […]
Data is king. We need to improve education via data. Our district is data-driven! We need data to provide equitable education. These are just some of […]
How much money has your school district spent on providing every student with an iPad? Kirkwood School District in Missouri will have spent $1.775 Million for an iPad for […]
A factual, albeit politically incorrect article has been written by Heather MacDonald on what’s wrong with public schools, Violence in the Halls, Disorder in the Malls, and here is […]
The MEW January 1, 2015 article recently appeared in Facebook memories. You can find it here. It might as well have been written for a New Year’s greeting to […]
It’s the Christmas season and most of us would like to hear uplifting stories this time of year. The following story illustrates what can occur in education delivery/policy when […]
If you follow education reform, this Thanksgiving has been, well, interesting. Twitter comments on the nomination of Betsy DeVos as Education Secretary have ranged from those celebrating a […]
It’s time for citizens to voice our opinions on the direction of public education as a new administration transitions into The White House. Rumors started yesterday […]
Announcing another Request for Proposal (RFP) from Missouri which will create/allow: Additional loss of privacy for additional groups of people The expansion of a centralized data base […]
Gretchen is taking a hiatus from MEW writing duties for the next several weeks. Anne and Cheri will continue their excellent reporting on local/state/national educational news and if you have […]
Richard Phelps in Nonpartisan Education Review offers facts on how much money Common Core NGOs have realized through the years. The amount of money these organizations and directors […]
According to this North Carolina 8th grade magnet school teacher, combining exercise with math lessons channels energy and helps kids focus on their lessons. From WRAL (video embedded in […]