On narrowing the curriculum
While I’m still unable to get to sleep from caffeine (I promised students a batch of grades tomorrow in class), I thought I’d take a few minutes to wind down the growing spin story on the Center on Education Policy report on the 4th year of NCLB implementation. Now that Andrew Rotherham has kindly asked […]
The real entry on the conference
In case you were wondering, the last item was an April Fool’s joke. I saw my mom and the family of one of my sisters. The Population Association of America conference was great. While no one had the energy or concentration to vet my stuff in the poster session (gee, why wouldn’t people be able […]
Terrible conference
Well, I’m back in Tampa after a 14-hour journey that you really don’t want to know about. (Hint: Southwest shouldn’t ever try to fly to Cancun.) The Population Association of America was an awful conference where I didn’t learn anything, where everyone who visited my poster session ripped it to shreds, where there was no […]