Author
June Kronholz
Articles
Still Teaching for America
Common vision creates forward momentum
No Substitute for a Teacher
The average child has substitute teachers for more than six months of his school career
A New Type of Ed School
Linking candidate success to student success
Teaching the Teachers
Achievement Network offers support for data-driven instruction
Can Khan Move the Bell Curve to the Right?
Math instruction goes viral
Academic Value of Non-Academics
The case for keeping extracurriculars
Getting At-Risk Teens to Graduation
Blended learning offers a second chance
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Photos: Additional images of Performance Learning Centers (PLCs) in Hampton and Richmond, Virginia.
High Schoolers in College
Dual enrollment programs offer something for everyone
Challenging the Gifted
Nuclear chemistry and Sartre draw the best and brightest to Reno
Truants
The challenges of keeping kids in school
Competition Makes a Comeback
Academic bees and bowls attract top students
D.C.’s Braveheart
Can Michelle Rhee wrest control of the D.C. school system from decades of failure?
Blog Posts/Multimedia
Cutting the Federal Education Budget
House Republican whip Eric Cantor has put up a website called YouCut that attempts to shine a bright light on federal programs and expenses that, if we could just cut them, would set us on the road to balanced budgets and prosperous times. Among the first on Cantor’s list is an Education Department program called Exchanges with Historic Whaling and Trading Partners. It is as goofy as it sounds.
D.C. School Enrollment: Numbers, Damn Numbers and Statistics
Washington D.C. school enrollment is looking like a footrace that both the traditional and charter schools can claim to be winning. Auditors: Start your calculators.
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