Education|Evolving

Do you sense, too, the greatest uncertainty about where to go next with policy for improving school and learning? If so, you might be interested in the proposal that Education|Evolving is now moving around the country.

The system reforms taking place make improvement increasingly necessary; make change increasingly possible. But they are only half the strategy. To meet its goals this country must next undertake a serious effort to develop new forms of school and schooling. It is time, Education|Evolving argues, to redirect K-12 policy toward innovation.

• Read our full statement: "The Other Half of the Strategy: Following Up on System Reform by Innovating with School and Schooling"
• Or see the Commentary by Ted Kolderie in the March 12 Education Week.
• Or, if you don't have a subscription to Education Week, click here for the Commentary sent to Education Week.

If you'd like to comment on, debate, the questions raised in the E|E paper, you can join an online discussion organized by Education Week on March 26 2pm EDT, at www.edweek-chat.org. Or e-mail us your comments at info@educationevolving.org.

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