Zohran’s key communications staffer has multiple history degrees…pretty good alt-ac career path

Scroll down to the reviews…he’s a libertarian

Defense contractors used canned curriculum and pay-for-performance contracts in Indiana and Texas K-12 schools a decade earlier—Amy Offner has written about this. The technology came from liberals in the Johnson administration as well as conservatives in the Tennessee legislature

Redistricting was the labor movement’s preferred remedy for unequal school tax bases in the 1960s. What’s old is new! 🙃

What is the Philly source?

And the 20 year olds take out loans to pay tuition and living costs because they’re too busy to work for money the semester they student teach. My PA students often have so many courses to take for certification they student teach in their fifth year

www.juliakuo.com/portfolio/i-... This great children’s book teaches Wong Kim Ark’s story to elementary school students

I teach at a teacher prep program nearby and shockingly preservice teachers assigned to the school for field courses went back a week after charges were announced

Schools don’t need AI to make teachers machine tenders. I keep trying to sub social studies in Philly and the middle school students are just doing iReady

Students are asking for a short piece on the history of feminization in teaching. Are there any you like?

Why would MS and LA and OH be models for MA etc.?

Beginning teachers take a few years to memorize the curriculum and experiment with the lessons that work best for their students. If a school retains teachers then no individual student learns from *only* beginning teachers.

Different lessons, same point about technology changing work. Pedagogy is the *art* and science of teaching.

There’s a difference between script and curriculum. Teachers might teach industrial growth by having students wrap math cubes like a Hershey’s kiss then play a video about the history of automation OR they might have students sort coal from slate then share pictures of the mechanical coal picker.

19th c. administrators dreamed of knowing what each teacher taught every minute of the day according to historian David Tyack

William J. Reese’s America’s Public Schools surveys the 19th century common school movement. Workingmen’s parties of the 1830s wanted high quality public schools. Bruce Dorsey wrote about the Philadelphia bible riots of 1844.