If you haven't yet heard the story of Zuckerberg dumping yet another education-flavored project, Thomas Utican has it for you.
Jan Resseger reports that the Trump administration is getting some pushback on their latest hairbrained idea.
Helen Keller, AI, and teaching. From Ben Riley.
Ohio's taxpayer-funded vouchers were supposedly going to boost private school teacher pay. Stephen Dyer has some actual facts to show that doesn't seem to be happening.
Short answer: no. Dan Meyer has a longer answer involving Alpha's sub-business called Unbound.
Somebody in Tennessee is hiring, and Andy Spears has some details. Anyboody want to be a privatization PR shill?
It's not enough that religious schools want taxpayer funding-- they also want to leave their discriminiatory practices in place. Josh Cowen explains the problem and looks at one possible solution.
Randi Brown writes for edutopia about a hot new concept-- maybe if admins treated teachers like human beings...
I taught theater, including improv, so this bit of research reported by Jonathan Kantowitz caught my eye.
"This changes everything!" Audrey Watters reminds us that this is pretty much never true in education.
Just a photo this week. This is Sabbaday Falls in the White Mountains, a sort of mini-Flume right off the Kancamagus Highway. It takes a long time for water to cut through rock like this, but nature is patient. May we be the same.
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