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Kids Not Cuts: Don't let the opportunity gap widen | Education Votes via @tomwhitby

Kids Not Cuts: Don't let the opportunity gap widen | Education Votes via @tomwhitby | A New Society, a new education! | Scoop.it
In our public schools, students in lower-income communities are already given fewer opportunities than students from affluent communities. If there are drastic education budget cuts, the opportunity gap will only get bigger.
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4 surprising lessons about education from data collected around the world

4 surprising lessons about education from data collected around the world | A New Society, a new education! | Scoop.it
PISA is a test for school systems around the world—compiling data that can help them improve. Here, some surprising findings of the survey.

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Finnishing School | Thoughts on Public Education via @llotimo

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Finnish education reform can be summed up in ten points, according to Pasi Sahlberg, a director at the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture and author of Finnish Lessons: What can the world learn from educational change in Finland? The first nine are instructive, but it’s number ten that sums it up neatly and harshly.

 

“All of these factors that are behind the Finnish success seem to be the opposite of what is taking place in the United States and the rest of world where competitive, test-based accountability, standardization, and privatization seem to dominate,” Sahlberg told participants at the Empowerment Through Learning in a Global World conference. “There is hope, but you have to be smart in the way you do things…and in many of the things that you are trying to do here I see very little hope.”

http://toped.svefoundation.org/2012/01/20/finnishing-school/


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