Tag: accountability
Should students be graded during the pandemic?
Editor’s note: The Philadelphia Inquirer recently encouraged a debate between a local parent and veteran policy analyst and redefinED guest blogger Jonathan Butcher on the question of whether grading is necessary to keep students on track amid arguments that grades during the pandemic are ambiguous and unfair. Butcher argued in... READ MOREDebunking the ‘no accountability’ myth
Editor’s note: Misinformation abounds across the education choice landscape, adding...
READ MOREPublic school deregulation: How would it affect voucher support?
Florida’s school choice critics have long complained about Florida’s testing...
READ MOREAccountability’s rocky legal road, Part 2
Editor’s note: March 2 marked the 20th anniversary of the...
READ MORErevisitED – Jeb Bush: Information is power for low-income parents
Editor’s note: Today, redefinED continues to review pieces published previously...
READ MOREAccountability’s rocky legal road, Part 1
Editor’s note: March 2 marked the 20th anniversary of the...
READ MORErevisited: Study says more school choice regs = lower school choice quality
Editor’s note: redefinED continues its journey through the archives, reviving...
READ MORErevisitED: Customization can lead to eliminating school grades and better accountability
The state of Florida’s latest annual report on the performance...
READ MORErevisitED: Less school regs, more school choice
Consumer choice and government regulation comprise the two components of...
READ MORErevisitED: Peace, love & accountability
Editor’s note: redefinED continues its journey through the archives, reviving...
READ MOREDoug Tuthill: Wishes for a better future
Here are some education choice stocking stuffers that would...
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