• The Future of School Reform-#4

    May 1, 2011

    The fourth article in The Future of School Reform, A System of Learners, by Suzanne Loeb, Dona Goldhaber, and Michael Goldstein addresses the question, what is the impact quality teaching and leadership on improved student learning? There are striking examples that show the power that exceptional teachers and school leaders have to make a difference for…

  • The Future of School Reform-#3

    May 1, 2011

    The diagram below represents my synthesis of the third article in the series, The Future of School Reform.  The article, Government, Market, and the Mixed Model of American Education Reform, was written by Terry Moe and Paul Hill. The authors write, Choice is characterized by its detractors as a “free market” solution that would “privatize”…

  • The Future of School Reform-#2

    April 27, 2011

     The second article is Education Week series, The Future of School Reform, was written by Robert B. Schwartz, Ben Levin, and Adam Gamoran.  Their article, Learning from Abroad, focuses on what the education system in the United States would look like if we followed the lead of other high-performing school systems around the world, such…

  • The Future of School Reform-#1

    April 27, 2011

    Education Week is running a series of articles on The Future of School Reform (blog link), a collaboration with the Harvard Graduate School of Education.  There will be seven articles in the series.  Having read the first four, I thought I would provide a summary of what I learned from each article. The first article,…

  • “What did I do that helped students learn?”

    April 17, 2011

    I have been reading articles in JSD’s April 2o11 edition devoted to professional learning journeys of teachers, schools, and districts.  I want to share a summary of what I have learned from these readings, which will in no way be news to most readers of educational literature. It is no secret that many teachers crave…

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