Topic: Linda Darling-Hammond
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School teachers in charge? Why some schools are forgoing principals.
Amid the push for accountability, one rising trend puts school teachers, rather than principals, at the helm of schools.
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Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of April 5, 2010
Readers write in about deficits and taxation, using private money for nuclear power, and the No Child Left Behind law.
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Teacher training: what's the best way?
Some policymakers say the focus needs to be on improving traditional education schools, while others are advocates of so-called alternative models, which can speed up entry into the profession.
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Lessons from most successful schools abroad
Education trends from other nations are gaining cachet as political and educational leaders strive to bring American schools in line with the demands of the 21st-century global economy.
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For Obama, split looms over education reform
His pick for Education secretary, Chicago's Arne Duncan, faces a divide among Democrats.
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Despite 25 years of reform, U.S. schools still fall short
New studies echo a key call from landmark 1983 report: boost teacher training and pay.
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