online.wsj.com - 3/10/2009
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Obama plans to lay out his "cradle to career" plan for education today, including a controversial plan to boost pay for teachers who excel.
thirdeducationgroup.org - 3/14/2009
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thirdeducationgroup.org —
Third Education Group® provides a forum for those
interested in education issues but put off by the
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reason.com - 3/5/2009
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reason.com —
While researching this week's column , I was
struck by this passage about education in President Obama's
recent speech to Congress (emphasis added): It is our responsibility as lawmakers and educators to make this system work. But it is the ...
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Ask Not What Your Education Can Do for You...
michellemalkin.com - 3/11/2009
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Education Tuesday
The Page by Mark Halperin —
... at the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's 19th annual legislative conference Tuesday morning.
Obama's plan includes ...
Incentives
Jules Crittenden —
... Obama proposes merit pay for teachers who excel. WSJ . Great idea. How about trading that with his teacher union pals for measures making it easier to fire ones who don’t? Nothing focuses the mind like an execution. Take one out, the others notice. Topics: ...
How sincere is Obama about education reform?
Michelle Malkin —
[image] So, the president is “boldly taking on the unions” with his support for merit pay? Lots of hype . But manage your hope. If he were serious about true education reform, he would never sign his name to legislation that kills the innovative federal school choice program for low-income families in Washington, D.C. Even his own Education Secretary ...
Teacher Incentives
Jules Crittenden —
... Obama proposes merit pay for teachers who excel. WSJ . Great idea. How about trading that with his teacher union pals for measures making it easier to fire ones who don’t? Nothing focuses the mind like an execution. Take one out, the others notice. ...
Obama Gives Education Speech
PoliGazette —
... The night grows quite late so I’ll spend more time on this tonight, but yesterday Obama gave a speech yesterday on educational reforms. The most interesting ones, of course, is a support for merit pay and raising state caps on charter schools. Support for both of these programs are brought from the campaign. And both are generally not supported by Democrats. ...
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firstread.msnbc.msn.com 3/10/2009 —
The New York Daily News : “President Obama will call for performance-based pay for deserving teachers and to give the boot to poorly performing educators in a speech Tuesday morning. The President will outline his education reform agenda in an ...
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blogs.cqpolitics.com 3/10/2009 — For too long, the debate over primary education policy has been dominated by two positions: throw more money at public schools or reform the schools with vouchers (and beat back the powerful teachers unions to do so). And it's always been obvious that the correct answer is, kinda do some of ...
GOP watch: The infighting continues —
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Obama and the Democrats on Capitol Hill might be having a tough time governing, but David Brooks has a good reminder that the GOP hasn't exactly been productive these first 50 days either. "The G.O.P. leaders have adopted a posture that allows the ...