Best of the Ed Blogs

Best of the Ed Blogs features a frequently updated selection of interesting and insightful blog posts on education policy. The views expressed by the bloggers on our blog roll are thoughtful, original, and entirely their own. We hope you make Best of the Ed Blogs your first stop for concise takes on today's most important education topics.

Stand for Children Does Not Stand for Public Education

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Diane Ravitch
June 15, 2012

Gates Foundation Explains the Galvanic Skin Response Monitor (plus)

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Diane Ravitch
June 15, 2012

Gender Pay Gaps and Educational Achievement Gaps

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Matthew Di Carlo
June 14, 2012

Charter Schools: Education’s 21st Century Philospher’s Stone?

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Jack Hassard
June 14, 2012

Teaching English at Las Montanas: A “Good” Lesson?

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Larry Cuban
June 14, 2012

Academic Fraud: Does Anyone Care?

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Diane Ravitch
June 13, 2012

The Voucher Double Standard on Accountability, with a Twist

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Sherman Dorn
June 13, 2012

Research That Gets Under Your Skin

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Aaron Pallas
June 12, 2012

Reform Needs Reform: How Testing is Sucking the Breath out of Teaching and Learning

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Jack Hassard
June 12, 2012

For Public Schools, “Artistes” Need Not Apply

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Sherman Dorn
June 11, 2012