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November 3, 2009
Remainders: Coffee and a snack on election day
- Bloomberg bought “coffee and a snack” from a school bake sale after voting today.
- Matthews says Arne Duncan (and all ed secretaries) did more good out of office than in it.
- China ousted its minister of education over anger about school quality and jobless graduates.
- Middle and high school students can get the swine flu vaccine for free beginning this Saturday.
- Using test scores to evaluate teachers will lead to constant turnover in schools, Ravitch writes.
- Ed in the Apple writes there are many missteps that Mulgrew could make in contract negotiations.
- There is such a thing as too much parent involvement, one teacher writes.
- Mayoral control is well and good, but we need more Joe Clarks writes Eduflack.
- Norm Scott wonders how he would have fared with a former student in the current system.
- Weingarten said a new report on attracting and developing good teachers is “disrespectful.”
- LA students mourn a classmate who was shot after leaving a homecoming football game.
- And it’s okay to scream at students, maybe even necessary, just not a lot.
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November 4th, 2009 5:13 am
For ninety million bucks and counting, Bloomberg seems to have bought more than just coffee and a snack.
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