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David Steiner

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A Fast-Food Menu of Schools Doesn’t Mean Kids Will Get a Nourishing Education Original

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By David Steiner
| The 74
Most of us enjoy having choices in life. We also know that income often constrains the quality of choices available. Naturally, the relationship among choice, income and quality varies across domains — but the relationship is consistent: If one’s budget can stretch only to McDonald’s, Burger King or Wendy’s, dining choices are severely quality-constrained. In American education, the triangle of choice, income and quality is more complex.
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Power of the Question

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By David Steiner
| Nasbe
A review of top-ranked countries on the Program for International Student Assessment reveals a key element they have in common: In every case, they adopted a national or a state- or province-level curriculum. That curriculum—in reading, math, history, and science—lays out materials that every publicly funded school student will study.
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Opinion: Schools Are All About Imparting ‘Skills’ - But What About Actual Knowledge?

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By David Steiner
| Yahoo
Have you read that K-12 education must focus on “critical thinking,” “positive mindset” and “metacognitive skills“? If you have heard these assertions once, you have heard them a hundred times. But repetition doesn’t make these admonitions more plausible.
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