There are plenty of people talking repeatedly and forcefully about resisting the infection of public education by the many tentacle-like lim...

Can you tell I've been doing a lot of reading about Competency Based Education lately? While some proponents like to point to more hum...

IBM has bought themselves some "sponsored content" over at Slate , which means an advertisement all dolled up to look like an actu...

Like apparently over half the world's population, we saw Jurrasic World last weekend. Fun film, and we always love the Chris Pratt at ou...

The attack on public ed has come from many directions over the past decade, and not always with the same intensity from all sides. For ins...

In the education field, we've been talking about the government's interest in a Cradle-to-Career, Womb-to-Workplace, Conception-to-C...

In the wake of the hack of Sony Pictures over a Seth Rogen movie (because that's the world we live in now-- one where a middling stoner ...

I have plowed through Pearson's massive "Preparing for a Renaissance in Assessment" because these are the people that the refo...

I know, I know. Later I'll do a post in which we learn that water is wet. This report comes from the education division of the Softwar...

So you want to know how your district is doing on the implementation of the Common Core? Well, the folks at Achieve and the Aspen Institute...

There was a moment during a presentation at last weeks' Professional Learning Communities training (institute? gathering? big thingy?) t...

Why is it that I'm so hard on some people I disagree with here and so gentle with others? Because I have a hard time taking people serio...

There are so many reasons to be opposed to the business of mining and crunching data. We like to rail about how the data miners are oppressi...

Behind the data generating-and-collecting behemoth that is Pearson is a company called Knewton. And here's a video from the November 201...

There are many fine fairy tales wrapped up in the big ball of reformy stuff rolling down Education Mountain these days. But one aspect of th...

To follow the current tempest over school reform, you would think that teachers are opposed to data. But isn't data good? And if we are ...