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Education Industry QuestionsWhat’s the Biggest Myth About the Common Core?Three education leaders tackle two Common Core myths: that it was a federal program and that it dictates teaching methods, and what has changed since 2015.
GlobalEducation’s Global StageDominic Savage, founder of the EWF, talks about its history and lessons learned as Ministries of Education join together for one powerful week in London. Savage discusses the impact one shared environment can have on Ministers as they look for commonality and shared experience amongst their colleagues.
edLeadersInnovation in the Face of K-12 BureaucracySteven Hodas, former head of New York City's iZone and later at CRPE, on innovation in K-12 bureaucracy: asking the people closest to the work, rewarding smart risk and fixing district operating systems.
Teacher RetentionLos Angeles Teachers Edge Closer to StrikeLos Angeles teachers and their district have hit a formal impasse in contract talks over pay and teacher evaluation, moving closer to a strike, EdWeek reports.
AdvocatesAlabama Education Association takes step toward firing Henry MabryThe Alabama Education Association has taken a step toward firing Executive Secretary Henry Mabry, scheduling a pre-termination hearing, al.com reports.
GlobalConnecting the Global Education DotsGlobal education discussions connecting policy makers and trusted innovators from around the world at the EWF in London.
Education Policy and GovernmentGov. Chris Christie announces breakthrough with teachers unionThe Gov. Chris Christie and the state's largest teachers union are collaborating to fix New Jersey's struggling pension system.





