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  • The Real Stand for Children
  • Rhee-defining collaboration
  • What We Will
  • If we really want to #protectourkids, let’s have an honest conversation.
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Selected Essays & Commentary

  • "But no one's saying test scores should be *everything*…"
  • "There ain't no right way to do wrong."
  • A Letter to Arne Duncan
  • Children First?
  • Defending what you love
  • Demagogues vs. Democracy: False Choices in Urban School Reform
  • How Do Successful School Systems Treat Teachers?
  • It wasn't that long ago
  • Normalizing Inadequacy
  • Only when someone else is looking
  • Reclaiming the Table
  • Saving Schools from the 'Supermen'
  • So how can we do right?
  • The Crisis Story, and "What's Your Alternative?"
  • Turnaround Models: The Pathology of Failure
  • What does it mean to be well-educated?
  • What you didn't hear on Oprah yesterday (Part I)
  • What you didn't hear on Oprah yesterday (Part II)

Comedy/Satire

  • "Please Stop!": The 5 Dumbest Tropes in the EdReform Debate
  • "Rhee the Reformer: A Cautionary Tale"
  • Goin' Whole Hog
  • Introducing…the Corporate Reform Action Pack!
  • Knowing What You Don't Know
  • The George Burns School of Public Policy

Talking about Teaching

  • 5 Questions for the Prospective PreK-12 Teacher
  • Don't Hate, Collaborate! (Or, having fun while doing 'serious' learning)
  • The Year of the Hamster
  • Why do we read?

Daily Reads- Education

  • Aaryn Belfer
  • Bridging Differences
  • Education Radio
  • Education Week
  • EdVoices
  • EdVox
  • Gary Rubinstein's TFA Blog
  • Gotham Schools
  • InterACT – Accomplished California Teachers
  • Jersey Jazzman
  • K-12 News Network
  • Last Stand for Children First
  • Learning First Alliance
  • Living in Dialogue
  • NEPC's Best of the Ed Blogs
  • Parents Across America
  • Shanker Blog
  • Susan Ohanian
  • Teacher in a Strange Land
  • The Answer Sheet
  • This Week in Education
  • transformED

Daily Reads- General

  • Aaron Krager
  • Big Think
  • Center for Media and Democracy
  • Good Magazine
  • Slate
  • The Colorado Statesman
  • The Other 98%
  • The Progressive
  • The Root
  • This Week in Blackness
  • Truthout

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Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/18/12

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Posted by Sabrina on
January 18th, 2012

1/18/12: What’s the word from #RealReform Twitterbirds? Three biggies: 1) ‘love’ (for Gov. Jerry Brown, again), 2) ‘Data’ (the opposite of love, if tweets about #dayofdata are any indication) & 3) ‘organize’ (to support AZ teachers, students & curricular freedom). Full recap after the jump. Read More

Categories actions, commentary, ed politics

Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/17/12

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Posted by Sabrina on
January 17th, 2012

1/17/12: What has real reformers buzzing? Continuing battles over curriculum (Srsly, Arizona?), California’s Governor, the importance of play & more, after the jump. Read More

Categories actions, commentary, ed politics, humor, political language, schooling, society

Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/13/12

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Posted by Sabrina on
January 13th, 2012

Friday the 13th Edition! What’s scaring the socks off of real reformers on Twitter? The downside of TFA, glaring media bias, & NYC’s Mayor Bloomberg. What’s not scary? Teachers (finally!) stepping up to lead. Full text after the jump. Read More

Categories commentary, ed politics, media distortion, teachers & teaching

Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/12/12

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Posted by Sabrina on
January 12th, 2012

1/12/12: What #realreform news lit the Twitterverse? A research review about which incentives move teachers, heart-breaking dysfunction in a PA school district (& the “redlining”/Scantron-ifying of schools nationwide), & thoughts on good teaching practice from the Academy. Full text & Tweet-y goodness after the jump. Read More

Categories actions, commentary, ed politics, learners & learning, save our schools, teachers & teaching

Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/11/12

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Posted by Sabrina on
January 12th, 2012

1/11/12: What got real reform types all a-Twitter? Adventures in public school profiteering, TeachPlus’ skewed survey, curriculum battles, what real reform looks like (hint: it includes dealing with poverty!) and reflective practice. Full text after the jump. Read More

Categories commentary, ed politics, media distortion, society, teachers & teaching
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