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It’s Time to Follow the Doctor’s Orders: The Work of Atul Gawande

Policy and Practice

March 30th, 2012

As a graduate student, my education practicum professor highly recommended Atul Gawande’s work, highlighting its relevance to the reforms currently underway, particularly through Race to the Top. While initially skeptical, it was quickly apparent that my professor was on to something – and it looks like the education world is starting to see...

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Why Are You Running? The Race for School Board Leadership is On

News

March 27th, 2012

If you have attended local school board meetings, you’ll know they can be thoughtful, productive, policy-focused, and decisive.  They also can be long, tedious, weed-strewn, raucous, and frustrating.  Were it not for the significant responsibilities that board members have for the quality of our schools, one might wonder why anyone would...

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Teachers Support Common Core and Other Reform Policies

Policy and Practice

March 21st, 2012

Scholastic and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation released the 2012 “Primary Sources” report (PDF), an annual survey of teachers’ views on their profession.  I was particularly interested to see how my colleagues across the country viewed the ongoing implementation of Common Core State Standards (CCSS).  The report’s findings...

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