It will come as no surprise to folks that I’m a complete NPR-head. WAMU is on more or less around the clock at our house, in our car, and when I was at home with very small kids, it was a sanity saver. I consider public radio to be one of the great good things [...]
Archive for February 9th, 2008
NPR Series on Innovative Trends in High Schools
Posted in In the News, tagged education, high school, npr on February 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Smell of Fear
Posted in In the News, School, tagged HSA, maryland, MCPS, MSA, NCLB, testing on February 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The days are ever so slowly getting longer and soon there will be the smell of spring in the air. But before that there is the smell… of fear. Fear, you ask? Well February ushers in the standardized testing season, which really kicks into high gear in March. And for those schools which are at [...]
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