Virtual Schools

Will education technology change the role of the teacher and the nature of learning?

Will education technology change the role of the teacher and the nature of learning?

By Terry Moe, Larry Cuban and  John Chubb  Forum, Technology  

Florida’s Online Option

Virtual school offers template for reform

Virtual school offers template for reform

Liberating Learning

Political scientists Terry Moe and John Chubb have shifted their bets from that spoke of the school-reform roulette wheel named “school voucher” to one marked “technological innovation.”

The Fall of Multi-Tasking

Not so long ago people were trumpeting multi-tasking as a new way of learning and behaving, one that was rewiring our brains.

Full Immersion 2025

How will 10-year-olds learn?

How will 10-year-olds learn?

Virtual School Succeeds

But can we be sure about the students?

But can we be sure about the students?

State Legislators Consider Bill to Restrict Florida Virtual School despite Growing Enrollment

Florida Virtual School reports 10-fold increase in enrollments over past ten years; nearly 50 percent growth among African-Americans since 2007. Read the full article, Florida’s Online Option, by Bill Tucker.

By Education Next     Press, Technology  

The Education Factor

Schooling once drove the nation’s rise to the top, but things have changed, unfortunately

Schooling once drove the nation’s rise to the top, but things have changed, unfortunately

By Daniel Gross     Books, Features, Technology  

Linky Love, Snark Attacks, and Fierce Debates about Teacher Quality?

A peek inside the education blogosphere

A peek inside the education blogosphere

How Do We Transform Our Schools?

Use technologies that compete against nothing

Use technologies that compete against nothing

By Clayton M. Christensen and  Michael B. Horn  Features, On Top of the News, Technology  

Screens Down

Students teach the wonders of technology

Students teach the wonders of technology

By Ian Earle     Features, Technology  

Wikipedia or Wickedpedia?

Assessing the online encyclopedia’s impact on K–12 education

Assessing the online encyclopedia’s impact on K–12 education

Quality Curricula

Public Education as a Business: Real Costs and Accountability by Myron Lieberman & Charlene K. Haar

Public Education as a Business: Real Costs and Accountability by Myron Lieberman & Charlene K. Haar

Technical Difficulties

Information technology could help schools do more with less. If only educators knew how to use it

Information technology could help schools do more with less. If only educators knew how to use it

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The Hoover Institution at Stanford University - Ideas Defining a Free Society

Harvard Kennedy School Program on Educational Policy and Governance

Thomas Fordham Institute - Advancing Educational Excellence and Education Reform

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