Money is a big force in educational decision-making. So is talk about money: Educators make all sorts of decisions based on financial issues. Public schools
Author: vspatz
Virginia hosts Community Under Covid at We Act Radio, podcasts at Rereading4Liberation.com, blogs on miscellaneous Jewish topics at "A Song Every Day, and manages the Education Town Hall and #WeLuvBooks sites. More at Vspatz.wordpress.com
Clarification: “Financial Interest” in Blended Learning Research Findings
Don’t Confuse Innosight Institute with Profit-Making Cousins Reaction to a recent Education Town Hall post suggests clarification of the phrase “financial interest in the findings.”
Litigation in Response to DC School Closings: Johnny Barnes on Education Town Hall 1/24/13
“If you’re from Barry Farm, you’re entitled to the same education opportunity as those who live on Brandywine Street in Northwest,” attorney Johnny Barnes told
More DC Tax Dollars to Support Lobbying Efforts?
Nexus Academy is a product of the wealthiest of the three corporations to seek fast-track charter approval in the District of Columbia: RSED (Rocketship charter
Blended Learning on the Fast-Track: PCSB Hearing Jan 28
School of the future? Or “miniature call-center,” as one observer sees it? Either way, this model of education could be headed for DC following one
Cafe Tables As Education Reform?
Is there any educational justification for placing young students in front of computer screens for substantial portions of their school hours each day? (more photos,
