Want to read more by David Berliner? The National Education Policy Center has more papers and articles here.
An archive of education articles and postings of interest, mostly without commentary. Note that I do not endorse the points of views of all articles, but post them so we can be mindful of current education reform endeavors.
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Showing posts with label Poverty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poverty. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Berliner on Education, Inequality and Poverty
Just read this article by David Berliner via the Diane Ravitch Blog.
Labels:
Economy,
Education Reform,
NCLB,
Poverty,
Testing
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Education Reform for Children Living in Poverty
I wonder when education policy makers will address the effects of poverty on student outcomes?
I found this compelling and frightening article in Valerie Strauss's column, the Answer Sheet.
The hard bigotry of poverty: Why ignoring it will doom school reform
by Brock Cohen, a teacher and student advocate in the Los Angeles Unified School District who contends that we can no longer afford to trivialize the critical role that poverty plays in a child’s learning experiences – and that true school reform begins with social justice
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