After Years Lambasting Teacher-Ed Programs, Art Levine Creates One
Arthur Levine's Woodrow Wilson Foundation, long critical of teacher education, is creating its own graduate school for teachers with MIT.

The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, led by teacher-education critic Art Levine, is creating its own graduate school of education with MIT.
By Goldie Blumenstyk
The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, headed by one of the most visible critics of teacher-education programs, is creating its own graduate school and research center in the field in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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