e-Newsletter Archive
Win a signed copy of "Disrupting Class" book (7/12/2010)
The week of July 12th, 2010, share your ideas on our new blog EducationInnovating.org and you'll be eligible to win a copy of Disrupting Class signed by co-author Curtis W. Johnson.
Our new blog follows K-12 innovation (6/17/2010)
Just last week we launched a blog. The Education Innovating Blog follows a growing movement of innovation in public education that is generating new models of schools, different approaches to learning, and expanding traditional definitions of achievement.
New Paper Released: Innovation-based Systemic Reform (6/4/2010)
In this latest policy paper Education|Evolving urges policymakers, in revising ESEA, to think of strategy as a "split screen". The only realistic approach is to pursue our differing goals at the same time. K-12 education must improve both its performance and its economics. It must work concurrently for equity and for excellence. It must improve traditional school while encouraging innovation beyond traditional school.
We're on Twitter! (1/15/2010)
If you desire more frequent updates from Education|Evolving, we invite you to follow us on Twitter: @edevolving.
Video: Clayton Christensen presents "Disrupting Class" to ECS (12/2/2009)
Christensen tells ECS, at their 2009 National Forum on Education Policy: "Improvement requires states to make room for disruptive innovation in public education"
New opportunities for Minnesota teachers (7/31/2009)
In our newsletter last week, we heard from teachers that they will accept accountability when given the authority to manage the school. This can happen in a Teacher Professional Partnership model of school governance. Fortunately, this legislative season the Minnesota Legislature passed legislation allowing additional opportunities for teachers.
Teachers address motivation and accountability (7/22/2009)
Teachers will accept accountability when given the authority to manage the school. In E|E's new video series, teachers explain why.
Education|Evolving guestblogger on Eduwonk (7/18/2009)
Looking for some weekend reading? We've been guestblogging on Eduwonk this week. We hope you'll take a look.
Know of schools where teachers control their work? (5/19/2009)
We are conducting a national search for schools having a governance structure where teachers collectively control the learning program, school management, and choice of colleagues. Do you know of such a school? If so, please email us.
Education|Evolving's Top Documents of 2008 (1/27/2009)
E|E's Top Documents of 2008
- The Other Half of the Strategy: Following Up on System Reform by Innovating with School and Schooling
- Students influence E|E: Should K-12 policy be redirected toward innovation?
- More money or different spending choices: what factors make a difference?
- Is it time to reconsider the notion of 'adolescence'?
- Creating the Capacity for Change