http://www.quickanded.com/2009/01/school-poverty-gambit.html The Quick and the Ed is an education blog published by Education Sector, an independent think tank in Washington D.C. The Quick and the Ed offers in-depth analysis on the latest in education policy and research. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:02:46 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 http://www.quickanded.com/2009/01/school-poverty-gambit.html/comment-page-1#comment-4364 copies of bankruptcy records Sat, 06 Mar 2010 17:02:24 +0000 http://www.quickanded.com/wordpress/?p=1401#comment-4364 Hey whats up?. I happened upon your web site while I was looking for something completely unrelated. While I do not agree with some of what you posted we do have almost the same thoughts for the most part. I have bookmarked your site and will visit again in the near future to see what you are talking about in 2010! Hey whats up?. I happened upon your web site while I was looking for something completely unrelated. While I do not agree with some of what you posted we do have almost the same thoughts for the most part. I have bookmarked your site and will visit again in the near future to see what you are talking about in 2010!

]]> http://www.quickanded.com/2009/01/school-poverty-gambit.html/comment-page-1#comment-364 Mark Simon Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:24:00 +0000 http://www.quickanded.com/wordpress/?p=1401#comment-364 Kevin, You're right, but why are we even allowing Petrilli, Hess and Finn to change the subject to focus on their insane proposal? Could there be any more divisive proposal? At what point does the tired ideological spin become completely discredited? (Grover Norquist at least was blunt about his goals: shrink government til we can drown it in a bathtub) Obviously, as the Forum for Education and Democracy has proposed in their online petition http://www.willwereally.com/<br/>major investments in education -- in facilities, in teacher training, and in the conditions of teaching and learning, need to be strong components of the stimulis package. President Obama has been clear that the best stimulis package is one that not only puts dollars in circulation, but invests in the next generation's skills and knowledge. The task is to make sure that the result of a major investment is a major improvement in how teachers teach and how students learn. Let's not even discuss crackpot ideas designed simply to move the starting line back before the game begins. They should be ashamed. Kevin, You’re right, but why are we even allowing Petrilli, Hess and Finn to change the subject to focus on their insane proposal? Could there be any more divisive proposal? At what point does the tired ideological spin become completely discredited? (Grover Norquist at least was blunt about his goals: shrink government til we can drown it in a bathtub) Obviously, as the Forum for Education and Democracy has proposed in their online petition http://www.willwereally.com/
major investments in education — in facilities, in teacher training, and in the conditions of teaching and learning, need to be strong components of the stimulis package. President Obama has been clear that the best stimulis package is one that not only puts dollars in circulation, but invests in the next generation’s skills and knowledge. The task is to make sure that the result of a major investment is a major improvement in how teachers teach and how students learn. Let’s not even discuss crackpot ideas designed simply to move the starting line back before the game begins. They should be ashamed.

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