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Tony Bennett’s Desperate, Disengenuous Defense of Common Core
Sun Sentinel reporter Anthony Man was in attendance when Florida Education Commissioner Tony Bennett made a speech to Broward Workshop’s State of Our County forum on April 12. Bennett focused his speech on the sudden and unexpected debate that’s emerged … Continue reading
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Tagged CCS, CCSS, common core standards, curriculum, education, education reform, federal law, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, leader, national standards, No Child Left Behind, obama, Patricia Sullivan, race to the top, tea party, testing, tony bennett
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Marco Rubio’s Flip-Flop on Education
The republican establishment in Washington and every state capital talks education policy in an echo chamber. Bobby Jindal’s now struck down state-wide voucher bill was seen as a righteous holy crusade. Mitt Romney ran on vouchers. Jeb Bush made a gushing … Continue reading
Posted in EDUCATION, FLORIDA POLITICS
Tagged 2016, arne duncan, charter schools, charter schools in florida, common core standards, education, education reform, federal, Florida, florida education, florida republicans, Jack Kemp Foundation, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, presidential, race to the top, republicans, tax credit, Vouchers
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“State Blinded By Its Devotion to School Testing”
Tampa Bay Times columnist John Romano takes the latest breakdown in Florida’s test-dominated accountability system and leads to where fault really lies. Florida’s education policy-makers are obsessively devoted to standardized tests. The state’s devotion to standardized testing is admirable. It … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, arne duncan, DOE, education, education reform, FCAT, Florida Board of Education, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida republicans, Gerard Robinson, Jeb Bush, legislators, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, Pearson, race to the top, RTTT, school grades, school reform, schools, testing
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Miami-Dade Superintendent: “A Flawed Accountability System….That Needs Reform”
Influential Miami-Dade Superintendent of Schools Alberto Carvalho ripped into Florida’s entire accoutability system in an afternoon press conference today. Miami Herald reporters Laura Insensee and Michael Vasquez were there: State education administrators, who are in charge of grading schools and students, … Continue reading
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Tagged arne duncan, DOE, education, education reform, Florida, Florida Board of Education, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida republicans, Florida schools, Florida students, florida teachers, Jeb Bush, michelle rhee, No Child Left Behind, school grades, schools, testing
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Jeb Bush’s Betrayal of Special Needs Kids AND Conservative Values in Florida’s NCLB Waiver
Jeb Bush wanted Arne Duncan’s NCLB waiver for Florida even though Marco Rubio said Duncan didn’t have the authority to grant them. Standing alone, this is a stunning tidbit that’s gone unnoticed by the Florida media. But both are so 2011. Here … Continue reading
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Tagged arne duncan, disabilities, DOE, education, education reform, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, Florida schools, Florida students, florida teachers, Jeb Bush, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, republicans, school grades, special needs students, testing, waivers
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Punching Holes in Jeb Bush’s NAEP-Based “Florida Miracle” Myth
Full disclosure: During the years of the hyperpartisan Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, I’d grown to loathe Democrats, their operatives and media cheerleaders. My turn the channel dismissiveness ended with SB736. Perhaps if the Florida gubernatorial campaign of Democrat Alex Sink … Continue reading
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Tagged arne duncan, DOE, education, education reform, FCAT, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, Florida schools, Florida students, high-stakes test, Jeb Bush, michelle rhee, NAEP, National Resolution on High-Stakes Testing, No Child Left Behind, sb736, school grades, school reform, teacher unions, testing
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Don’t Be Fooled By Rick Scott’s Clever Rhetoric on High-Stakes Testing
Desperate for a PR winner to defend his high-stakes tests regime, Rick Scott may have found one with a simple rhetorical tool: Change the wording. One now. One later. Let’s take a look: “Parents and taxpayers expect measurement. We’ve got … Continue reading
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Tagged common core standards, DOE, education, education reform, Florida, florida education, florida education reform bill, florida governor, florida school reform bill, Florida schools, Florida students, florida teachers, high stakes testing, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, PARCC, privatization, school grades, teachers, testing
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‘High School Exit Test Scores Have Been Found to Rise, While Graduation Rates Stagnate”
Huffington Post education writer Joy Resmovits interviewed scholars who conducted a National Research Council study which overviewed “incentives and test-based accountability in public schools.” Their conclusions may be the most damaging to test-based reform and NCLB to date. We went … Continue reading
“Testing Fan” Mitt Romney Serves Up Anti-Teacher Union Red Meat on FOX News Sunday
James Kitfield writing in the National Journal takes this snippet from Mitt Romney’s interview with Bret Baier: Romney reiterated his support for the testing requirements in the 2001 “No Child Left Behind Act,” but promised as president to push back against … Continue reading
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Tagged education, education policy, education reform, Florida, florida education, GOP primary, GOP12, Jeb Bush, mitt romney, NCLB, No Child Left Behind, testing
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