Ed Magazine Fall 2009
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Construction 101
Some get excited about a new idea. Others get frustrated with what they've experienced. All face hurdles. A look at Ed School alumni who have started their own schools -- barriers, roadblocks, chutzpah, and all.
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Will Obama's Choice Change Education in America?
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Round & Round
What is good teaching and learning? Without a common language or shared practices, educators are often all over the map when it comes to answering this question. Borrowing a page from the medical school world, educators at the Ed School are showing teachers and school leaders how to find common ground when it comes to learning and instruction.
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Will Obama's Choice Change Education in America?
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Will Obama's Choice Change Education in America?
After several years as a member of the Ed School's visiting committee, Chicagoan Arne Duncan is now heading up President Barack Obama's Department of Education with a team of Ed School alumni -- and informal faculty advisors -- in tow.
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