| The real problem isn’t teachers; There’s a disturbing side to Kaya Henderson’s legacy of progress in D.C. Public Schools; The connection between Brexit, education and the race for U.S. president; The unusual way Broadway’s ‘Hamilton’ is teaching U.S. history to kids; How the U.S. government is actually evaluating teachers (not just telling states how to do it); How Brexit could hurt British education; Why have so many people accepted the idea that kids need to fail more?; Principal: ‘The truth is that many Americans do not see value in investing in boys of color’; How to make your kids smarter? An honest look at the data.; Politicians say they care about education. Now public school advocates are putting them to the test.; | | | | | | | | The real problem isn’t teachers | | For U.S. education to live up to its promise as the greater equalizer, we must abolish outdated ideas that teachers are either incompetent or Jaime Escalante. | | By Valerie Strauss • Read more » |
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