@ChadAldeman@SenSanders And where's the evidence? Since retiring, I'm not following the research very much, but isn't the point to support schools of all types in which children thrive?
Are states shirking their ESSA responsibilities? #FederalFlash delves into the findings, plus a Senate education committee hearing on #ESSA implementation and the latest on a bill funding the U.S. Department of Education. Watch at https://t.co/M5EsJsvez4
I have been bothered by the implication in several of the recent articles on this topic of venality all around. Yes we need more transparency, but as CI notes in this post, we also need better ways to support education and industry working together. https://t.co/QmJEMtzsNP
While it is important to scrutinize potential outside influences on public schooling, https://t.co/YePvTCbU4s partnerships between #edtech companies and school leaders are crucial for the development of high-quality edtech https://t.co/qnWq01XHKy
We are very proud to announce that MDR, in partnership with https://t.co/CPiwFFlkg5 was selected as a Gold Winner for the 2017 MarCom Awards! https://t.co/H4iIihsC8X #mdreducation#marcomawards#ourteamrocks
Brookings' article on Citizen engagement in 2017, asking if this is the start of something historic? Not unless we are able to maintain engagement, not anger, focusing on things local and as well as national.
https://t.co/PnUrDoKE0O via @BrookingsInst
Granted Tom Wheeler is not exactly neutral in this Net Neutrality fight, but...Read his commentary FCC’s net neutrality proposal: A shameful sham that sells out consumers https://t.co/e9rOaUObQn via @BrookingsInst
@FrankCatalano@pewresearch This survey report is really interesting to read and ponder. Pew has published the extended comments of a lot of very impressivde people.