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Where’s Recess in the ESEA Reauthorization?

December 1, 2015 By Nancy Bailey 5 Comments

We are losing a lot in terms of kids’ innovativeness and creativity. Frankly, I am worried about the next generation. Olga Jarrett, professor and recess advocate, Georgia State University While there has been some good news on the recess front, every single public school needs to offer several recess breaks each day to children. How […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: ESEA, Mandate Recess, Olga Jarrett, School Recess, States without Recess

Senator Bernie Sanders and K-12 Education: We’re Listening!

July 6, 2015 By Nancy Bailey 12 Comments

Bernie fever is sweeping the Internet. I like Sen. Sanders. He says a lot of things that make me want to jump up and shout YES! You Go Bernie! But I, like many others, am still listening for the specifics when it comes to education and public schools. On the issue of K-12 education he […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, charter schools, Common Core, education, ESEA, preschool, public schools, Sen. Bernie Sanders, special education, Teach for America

Parents of Students with Disabilities Who Love High-Stakes Testing: How to Convince Them Otherwise

February 4, 2015 By Nancy Bailey 6 Comments

Adversaries to ending high-stakes testing are not always misguided education reformers who worship big data, but other parents. Some of the loudest crusaders in favor of high-stakes testing are parents with students who have disabilities. As Congress plans to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), some parents are speaking up against changes that […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: ESEA, high-stakes testing, IEPs, Students with Disabilities, Test Alterations

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