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Editor's note: Bridging Differences begins a well-deserved holiday break today....Dec 18, 2009
Editor's note: Bridging Differences begins a well-deserved holiday break today. Diane Ravitch and Deborah Meier will return to their blog on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010. See you in the new year!
The 'Alternative?' Transparency & Honest DataDec 17, 2009
Dear Diane,
Time to rest up and maybe start 2010 in a more hopeful mood.
I just put down an article in The New Yorker by Atul Gawande entitled "Testing, Testing." But it's not about schooling, but medical tests. The author is a doctor at...
The Race to NowhereDec 15, 2009
Dear Deborah,
I understand why you were taken aback by that article in the "Style" section of The New York Times last week that described how charter schools have become a must-have among hedge-fund managers, billionaires, and other members of...
What Do Charter Schools Do Better?Dec 10, 2009
Dear Diane,
I know you saw this article in last Sunday's New York Times.
" 'You get the religion fast.'
"Mr. Petry, 38, and Mr. Greenblatt, 52, may spend their days poring over spreadsheets and overseeing trades, but their obsession—one...
Obama and Duncan Launch NCLB 2.0Dec 8, 2009
Dear Deborah,
We promised to keep a close watch on what is happening at the federal level, and now it begins to get interesting. And a bit scary, if you care about the future of public education.
The U.S. Department of Education announced...
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