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@BarackObama, prove me wrong.

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Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/23/12

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1/23/12: What happened in the #realreform Twittersphere? EduTweeters weighed in at ASCD’s #LILA12, @NickKristof got an eye-ful, the Parent Trigger continued to spread, & more, after the jump.

Today in Real Reform & Innovation, 1/20/12

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1/20/12: What made #realreform types think, cheer & chuckle? A #CATeaching conference, & having way too much fun with #6wordessay at Michelle Rhee’s expense. More after the jump.

The other trouble with ‘elites’

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The world of education politics, like politics more generally, is disturbingly incestuous in this manner, with elites handing each other prestigious leadership positions and opportunities, which they then parlay into additional leadership positions using their previous (often unearned) roles as credentials. They then enjoy the privilege of being supported by think tanks, media outlets, government agencies and other organizations that typically promote their ideas and actions instead of meaningfully investigating them.

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

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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.