Posted by: preaprez on: 01 Aug, 2007
Hanging out with the bad kids.
Sara Mead, who guest-blogged for Andy Rotherham’s Eduwonk is talking about somebody. I wonder who?
Rhetoric about education and social justices isn’t enough—particularly since that’s the very thing some of our audience find suspect. Liberal education reformers need to win hearts and minds by engaging with reform-wary lefties and taking [...]
Posted by: preaprez on: 01 Aug, 2007
Films by Michaelangelo Antonioni:
Gente del Po (People of the Po, 1943)
Nettezza urbana (Dustmen, 1948)
Oltre l’oblio (1948)
Roma-Montevideo (1948)
L’amorosa menzogna (1949)
Sette cani e un vestito (1949)
Bomarzo (1949)
Ragazze in bianco (1949)
Superstizione (1949)
La villa dei mostri (The House of Monsters, 1950)
Cronaca di un amore (Chronicle of a Love, 1950)
La funivia del Faloria (1950)
I Vinti (The Vanquished) (1952)
La signora senza [...]
Posted by: preaprez on: 01 Aug, 2007
Andy sits on the board of DFER
The Republican agenda for 2008?
We support policies which stimulate the creation of new, accountable public schools and which simultaneously close down failing schools.
We support mechanisms that allow parents to select excellent schools for their children, and where education dollars follow each child to their school.
We support governance structures which [...]
Posted by: preaprez on: 01 Aug, 2007
Professor Dorn asked for context. Casey gives him some.
Sherman Dorn, on his eponymous blog, couldn’t understand why Mike Klonsky’s Small Talk and Leo Casey on Edwize were making such a big deal out of anti-union charter operators naming schools after Cesar Chavez and Martin Luther King.
Dorn said:
For the record, what I know is that some [...]
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