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  • In Texas, a Backlash Against Student Testing
  • Flora, Now in English
  • Victory for the UCB Library Occupation!
  • ‘Don’t Make Me Do This!’ The Equations Screamed
  • U.S. scholar stresses natural, easy way of English learning
  • Celebrations harder during the cold Russian winter
  • Matt Damon and Mother Reject Union’s Award
  • January 7 Opt Out Activism Across the Country
  • Teachers Resist High-Tech Push in Idaho Schools
  • Teacher Evaluation Effort Derails
  • Mr. Geller
  • An Update on One Homeless Boy
  • Occupy Education
  • Educational reform: Standardized tests not the way to inspire learning
  • Principals Protest Role of Testing in Evaluations
  • An Update on the Power of the Press
  • An Open Letter of Concern
  • In a Standardized Era, a Creative School Is Forced to Be More So
  • Occupy the Department of Education New York City Chancellor Takes it On the Hop
  • No Alabama universities agree to be in study of teacher education programs
  • Chalk it up to the hacks: New York scraps $27 million education contract with Murdoch firm
  • Students: the Achilles heel of test-based teacher evaluation?
  • Playing to Learn
  • Life is Good: Playmakers
  • Children’s literacy is enhanced by free choice reading
  • Busboys and Poets Name Film about Joyous Learning Film of the Month
  • Here’s a Great Way to Organize Your Community
  • Group in need of marchers July 23 for Save Our Schools
  • Charlie Reads His Favorite Book
  • Albuquerque Premier of Inconvenient Truth About Waiting for Superman
  • Here’s a Unique Promo for a University
  • From a standout player, a different sort of care basket
  • For Some With Autism, Jobs to Match Their Talents
  • S.D. schools back out of No Child Left Behind Act
  • Dalton Sherman’s “I Believe” Speech Discovered in Fordham Institute NCLB Pep Rally
  • Dalton Sherman’s “I Believe” Speech Discovered in Fordham Institute NCLB Pep Rally
  • Colorado’s Bipartisan Opponents to No Child Left Behind Vow to Persist with Passing Memorial to Congress in 2012
  • You Say You Want A Revolution? Try Some “Inconvenient Truth” About Deformers
  • Teaching Beyond the Test, to Make Room Again for Current Events
  • Behind student success, an LAUSD librarian
  • Speak Out for Public Education: Prominent educators speak out against so-called Race To The Top
  • L.A. Unified’s librarians on trial
  • Why Libraries Still Matter
  • Premiere Screening: The Inconvenient Truth Behind Waiting For Superman
  • Closing the Door on Inovation
  • Why kids need recess and exercise
  • Here’s to the Students! Save Our Schools March and National Call to Action
  • Test scores don’t mean that much
  • Battle Hymn of the Anti-Tiger Mother
  • Books for Bama
  • Rising of the American People (Or, At Least, Some of Them)
  • Are You There, Mr. President? Madison is Calling
  • Wisconsin schools call off classes as budget protests continue
  • Wisconsinites Rally to Beat Back Vicious Assault on Public Sector Unions
  • The Kids Need Good, Experienced Teachers
  • Inventor Kid
  • Yeah, Chicago Students!
  • Best college essay ever?
  • Feel Good Again About Public Schools
  • Returning the Blessings of an Immortal Life
  • Ocoee Middle School to Premiere Reading Video One Year After Viral Hit
  • Oscar Nominations Snub Gates
  • Library emptied in bid to fight closure
  • Three Say NO Billboards Go Up In Colorado
  • U.S. Schools Are Still Ahead–Way Ahead
  • Parents Embrace Documentary on Pressures of School
  • Personal sacrifice for children who suffer
  • Work for Change
  • Radio Interview with Jo Scott-Coe Teacher at Point Blank
  • Brave New Voices 2010 Love Letter To Albuquerque Public Schools
  • Walking with a purpose
  • Joe Navarro Wins Seat on School Board
  • A Declaration of Professional Conscience for Teachers
  • Whittier Parent Committee Declaration of Victory (Culmination of the SIT-IN)
  • Some parents threaten to pull kids from CSAP testing
  • A Teachers Union Does Something Right
  • Public Education: Stop the Attacks and Fund Quality Education for All
  • La Casita visits the alderman… Waiting for Danny Solis
  • Waiting for Library-Man
  • Reading To Prisoners
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  • Kids find summertime haven in libraries, parents find day care
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  • Key to Children Reading More Is Fostering Joy of Reading Slowly
  • Dear Reader, Pllllease Sllllow Doooown NH Professor Pushes for Return to Slow Reading
  • Man Walking To Washington To Protest Federal Education Policies
  • CORE Wins Big in Chicago
  • Best Book Promo Ever
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  • Free books block summer slide in low-income students
  • Educating for Human Greatness: A New Paradigm and Unifying Model for Reinventing Education
  • BOOKS – Pie in the Sky?
  • An Amazing Time For Math In This Country
  • Educating for Human Greatness A new book – A new paradigm A better way!
  • College: More than numbers game
  • New DEEL 4th Annual Conference: Our Children: Economic Warriors or Democratic Ethical Citizens?
  • Jesse is Walking to Washington, DC
  • School Lunches in France: Nursery-School Gourmets
  • Danza says class act isn’t just for show
  • Literally Bursting With Excitement
  • Sanders Announces Rutland School Dental Care
  • Ruth McBride Jordan, Subject of Son’s Book ‘Color of Water,’ Dies at 88
  • Why I Love Jose Ortega
  • “Currently Reading” Posters
  • Some capital-area school districts sit out race for federal funds
  • School district says no to Race to the Top