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I Didn't know that!: Top Ten Breaking News of the decade Recipe | |
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In 2015, the Financial Times suggested that with modern technological developments broadening news coverage, and with networks opting to show "livelier" non-expert comments from social media more, the need for talking heads may be shrinking. Look, the cheating, the real social cheating, happens in the way that the high-stakes standardized testing distorts school itself. There is hardly a testing expert in the country who thinks that this is a good idea, and there is none that I’ve been able to find who thinks it’s a good idea to release these ratings to the media, because they are largely inaccurate. But I’ve tried to hit on a couple of the key points. BRIAN JONES: Well, it depends on the school, but I’ve seen schools that begin right away, that begin the first week of school, where they begin with pretests to try to, you know, tell the kids-if you ask a kid in Harlem-go to any school in Harlem and ask a young elementary school student, "What’s the point of school? He asks for help for her, but a young officer detains him on suspicion of being a spy. Where they’re being very thoughtful and creative around teacher and principal evaluation, we want to work with them.
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