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Common Standards, Not Tests, for Charter Schools Network

Newman sumitted ago via http://blogs.edweek.org (Views: 17, Clicks: 4)  View Story

Erik Robelen -- The situation Achievement First—a nationally-recognized charter schools network—finds itself in today exemplifies one conundrum of the push towards common standards and tests. And that is, the assessments will be a little less common.

1 comments | Tags: charter schools common core state standards assessments achievement first erik robelen | Topic: Education Policy BAD >_<

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STEM Coalition Blasts Plan to End Science Testing Mandate

Newman sumitted ago via http://blogs.edweek.org (Views: 19, Clicks: 6)  View Story

A Republican proposal to end the federal mandate for science testing in public schools is coming under fire from a broad-based coalition that supports improved STEM education.

1 comments | Tags: stem coalition science john kline no child left behind act | Topic: Education Policy BAD >_<

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Europe Seen Leading the Way in Hand-Held Computing

Newman sumitted ago via http://www.edweek.org (Views: 17, Clicks: 4)  View Story

While hand-held mobile learning is viewed in the United States as a recent trend, its roots go further back in the United Kingdom and Western Europe.

0 comments | Tags: calculators hand-held computing university of wolverhampton smartphones tablet computers | Topic: In the Class BAD >_<

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California lawmakers keep school buses rolling

Newman sumitted ago via http://www.latimes.com (Views: 20, Clicks: 4)  View Story

School buses are likely to keep rolling for now, as the Legislature on Thursday restored $248 million for home-to-school transportation that was particularly crucial for small and rural school districts that need to take students across long distances.

2 comments | Tags: california school transportation state funding home-to-school transportation | Topic: Other BAD >_<

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Who's Packing Your Parachute?

Newman sumitted ago via http://www.youtube.com (Views: 40, Clicks: 5)  View Story

How's your parachute packing coming along? Who looks to you for strength in times of need? And more importantly, who are the special people in your life who provide you the encouragement you need when the chips are down?

1 comments | Tags: charlie plumb parachute packing parachutes jon wilkes | Topic: Other BAD >_<

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Re: STEM Coalition Blasts Plan to End Science Testing Mandate

A draft bill released last month by Rep. John Kline, R-Minn., the chairman of the House education committee, would abolish the current requirement in the No Child Left Behind Act that states test students in science three times before they graduate high school. It would keep, however, the law's mandate for testing English/language arts and mathematics in grades 3-8 and once in high school. The GOP proposal was part of legislation to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. (NCLB is the latest version of the 1965 law.)

Re: Math Vocabulary

These comprehensive math vocabulary lists are based on the Common Core State Math Standards and are organized by grade level. The lists are also organized by the key K12 Common Core math content categories (geometry, measurement & data, etc.).

Re: California lawmakers keep school buses rolling

Educators throughout California had mobilized against the midyear elimination of all busing money, arguing that it would hit hardest remote districts such as Death Valley, which spends about $3,400 per student, compared to $26 or less for many suburban districts.

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