Wednesday's article in the Christian Science Monitor, "Is Michelle Rhee the new face of education reform?" spotlights the chancellor of the District of Columbia's Public Schools, lifting up her direct and controversial approach to bringing reform in DC schools. Both the article and the comments that follow it provide great food for thought for those of us who care about education. Is this the type of approach that will ultimately bring the positive changes we desire?
What types of qualities or approaches do you think will really make a positive difference in education today? Weigh in and add your voice to the conversation by clicking Comments below.
You're also invited to come vote in the LinkedIn poll we just posted: Education reform in America--where do we start?
What types of qualities or approaches do you think will really make a positive difference in education today? Weigh in and add your voice to the conversation by clicking Comments below.
You're also invited to come vote in the LinkedIn poll we just posted: Education reform in America--where do we start?
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