Simon Rodberg in Harvard Business Review: “Don’t try to turn teachers into data analysts; try, instead, to help them be better teachers.”
New York Sees a Spike in Regents Exam Failures Five Years After Common Core
A report by education policy consultant David Rubin shows a spike in the failure rate of New York students on their math and ELA Regents Exam.
President Trump Has One Day to Veto FEPA Before It Becomes Law
If President Donald Trump does not veto The Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act (FEPA) (H.R. 4174) (S 2046) by January 12 it becomes law.
Watch: Tucker Carlson, Michelle Malkin Discuss Big Tech in Schools
Tucker Carlson and Michelle Malkin discuss big tech’s infiltration into schools, the data mining that occurs, and what isn’t being done about it.
Access to Devices at School Increases, But Do Parents Have a Veto?
Shane Vander Hart: As schools expand their network connectivity and access to devices for students are they respecting parents who say no to additional screen time?
Denis Ahern (1950-2019)
Denis Ahern, a retired educator who went by the pen name Denis Ian and was a frequent contributor at Truth in American Education, has passed away.
New Mexico to Stop Using PARCC
Newly minted New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham ordered the state’s department of education to stop using PARCC.
Court Overturns New Jersey’s PARCC Graduation Requirement
A state appellate court ruled unanimously on Monday against the New Jersey Department of Education’s requirement that students pass two assessments before they graduate.
Why Are Common Core Critics Against Personalized Learning?
Shane Vander Hart: There are several reasons why Common Core opponents are taking up the fight against personalized learning, here are seven reasons I oppose it.
*Shocker* Education is the Worst Industry at Cybersecurity
SecurityScorecard, a New York City-based IT security company, said that the education industry is the worst at cybersecurity compared to 17 major industries.
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