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It’s Not What You Think: “The End of School Choice” Means Something Better 0
- November 7, 2014
I’m not really sure how I should feel. Seeing a new opinion article titled “The end of ‘school choice'” at first made me tense up inside. But there was much less reason to worry than just to wait expectantly for the future to get here already!
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ADHD and Education: A New Take on Personalized Learning 0
- November 6, 2014
As this year’s election silliness mercifully raged to a close earlier in the week (well, kind of), I teased you with the promise of a blog post on ADHD as it relates to customized education and personalized learning. I then proceeded to torture you with a discussion about yet another interpretation of this year’s education […]
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Silly Season Returns Good News for School Choice, Bad News for Unions 0
- November 5, 2014
Rounding up the key election results for education that mark the end of the silly season, it’s time for the serious policy work to resume.
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Apathy, Confusion, and Survey Data: What the Numbers Really Tell Us 0
- November 4, 2014
I was going to write about an interesting article I read on ADHD, school choice, and blended learning today, but then I was distracted by a very interesting blog post on Americans’ understanding of education policy—or lack thereof. The irony of being distracted from writing about and ADHD article is not lost on me, but […]
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Antonucci Reminds Us to Be Skeptical of Union Leaders’ Pleas to Change 0
- October 31, 2014
From the spooky to the smile-inducing to the skeptical, welcome to Eddie’s roller coaster world of education policy commentary. Skeptical, you say? What am I talking about? The article of the week for you to read comes from Education Next and America’s most well-informed and honest observer of all things related to the National Education […]
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Tools of Choice: Dougco’s Press for Informed Parental Decisions 0
- October 30, 2014
Making choices is tough. Would Spiderman or Batman win in a fight? Should I have ice cream for dessert, or should I have ice cream and candy for dessert? What should I do with my finger after picking my nose? Should I ask for a smaller present on both my birthday and Christmas, or should […]
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