education What just might really happen at college for your kid Scott Warnock, June 14, 2014 We’re coming out of that fast-paced, manic season of high competition, painful watching-and-waiting, brightly-colored sweatshirts,… Continue Reading
education Camden teacher reflects on getting fired Scott Warnock, June 2, 2014 On May 12, at the Camden City Board of Education meeting, school board members announced… Continue Reading
education Just a story of a student at Bartram High Scott Warnock, April 21, 2014 If you’re from the Philly area, you’ve likely heard about Bartram High in the news:… Continue Reading
education The new SAT: No more mandatory writing Scott Warnock, April 8, 2014 Part 8 (of 874) in an occasional series about how standardized tests are destroying education…. Continue Reading
education A new, redesigned SAT is on the way Scott Warnock, March 27, 2014 Part 7 (of 874) in an occasional series about how standardized tests are destroying education…. Continue Reading
education “Psst – this will help you with the Common Core” Scott Warnock, December 6, 2013December 6, 2013 A couple weeks ago I was in Boston at the conference of the National Council… Continue Reading
education The Homework Club Scott Warnock, October 23, 2013 I’m surprised by how many kids, sometimes little kids, have told me some version of… Continue Reading
education Graduation blahs Scott Warnock, July 5, 2013 I’ve never been into graduations. I am happy for the graduates who themselves are happy,… Continue Reading