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Research Finds Teachers More Conservative Than Other Americans Who Are Equally Well Educated

with Education Nextvia Business Wire
Monday, October 29, 2007

Teachers are fairly conservative on many public issues, including free speech, family values, religion, social justice, and other key American values, according to new research by education professor Robert O. Slater of the University of Louisiana-Lafayette published in the winter 2008 issue of Education Next...

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Bar set so low, it hurts kids

by Liam Julianvia Houston Chronicle
Sunday, October 28, 2007

The Texas Education Agency has missed a good opportunity to come clean to parents, to communicate the good educational work it is doing, and to outline how it plans to improve on the less-glossy parts of its record...

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Report: School dropouts cost N.C. millions in taxes

with Milton Friedmanvia Associated Press
Thursday, October 25, 2007

North Carolina is losing at least $169 million a year in taxes and public spending on the tens of thousands of students who quit high school annually, according to a study released yesterday by two school-choice groups...

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What Did the NAEP Scores Mean?

by Diane Ravitchvia Education Week
Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Welcome home from Russia!

Analysis and Commentary

Choose Wisely

by Thomas Sowellvia Creators Syndicate
Tuesday, October 23, 2007

High-school seniors who want to go to a selective college in the fall of 2008 should already be making arrangements to take the tests they will need before they apply ahead of the deadlines for such schools, which are usually in January or February...

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Young America's Foundation - Great Books to Read in College

with Wynton Hallvia C-Span2 Book TV
Monday, October 22, 2007

Panelists recommend books for college students to read...

Analysis and Commentary

National testing: It's time

by Michael J. Petrilli with Education Next, Chester E. Finn Jr.via Washington Times
Saturday, October 20, 2007

A decade ago, when President Bill Clinton's "voluntary national test" proposal was crashing on the rocky shores of a Republican-controlled Congress, scholar Chester E. Finn, Jr. quipped that national testing was doomed because conservatives hate "national" and liberals hate "testing..."

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CEOs need to learn from teachers

with Diane Ravitchvia Topeka Capital-Journal
Friday, October 19, 2007

Children across the country are now back in class...

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'Historic' Merit Pay for Teachers

with Eric Hanushekvia New York Post
Thursday, October 18, 2007

In a move being hailed as a "historic and unique" agreement on the controversial issue of merit pay, teachers at 200 high-need schools would earn an average of $3,000 in bonus pay if their schools raise student achievement significantly this year...

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Almontaser's Opportunity

with Milton Friedmanvia New York Sun
Thursday, October 18, 2007

Word has come this week that the founding principal of the city's Arabic-language school is looking to get her job back, and she's prepared to sue the city of New York to get it...

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