Peter Greene
Forbes
Franklin, PA, United States
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ChatGPT Entered A High School Essay Contest. It’s Not Going To Win.
ChatGPT is not likely to overtake the top spot in English classes. → Read More
In Iowa, Redefined Obscenity, Forced Outing, And Retraining Sessions.
Senate Study Bill 1145 was proposed last week in Iowa. Supported by Governor Kim Reynolds, the bill plays hard to the right-tilted culture warriors. → Read More
Netflix May Have Bad News For Teachers.
If you are a teacher who has been using your Netflix account to view materials in your classroom, Netflix has bad news for you. → Read More
How School Voucher Laws Protect Discrimination.
The college sued, and the case made it to the Supreme Court. → Read More
How Can We Teach Writing In A ChatGPT World?
If this kind of writing can be done by a machine that doesn’t have a single thought in its head, what does that tell us about what we’ve been asking of students. → Read More
Oklahoma AG Declares Taxpayer-Funded Religious Charter Schools Legal
The Supreme Court has slowly and steadily busted a hole in the wall between church and state when it comes to education. Oklahoma's attorney general just walked right through it. → Read More
The Gates Foundation Just Gave The Reason Foundation Almost A Million Dollars For Education.
The award’s stated purpose is “to ensure that State funding adequately and equitably supports the pursuit of improved educational outcomes for low income, Black and Latinx Students.” → Read More
Four Ways Charter Schools Undermine Good Education Policy
In a policy paper released today by the National Education Policy Center, Helen Ladd (Duke University) lays out four ways in which modern charter schools are at odds with good education policy. → Read More
UNICEF And Microsoft Partner To Expand Global Digitized Education
Learning Passport brings virtual schooling to more corners of the world. → Read More
Are Schools A Waste Of Time And Money? Only If You Have A Time Machine.
If we could fast forward through our lives and know exactly what we were going to need, then perhaps we could design a perfectly efficient educational program. → Read More
The Public School Problem That We’re Not Talking About.
One former principal described the job as having “all the responsibility with none of the power.” → Read More
The Hammer That Breaks The Church State Wall Has Hit Public Education Once Again. What Parts Of Our School System Will It Bring Down?
The notion that it is discrimination to deny religious schools a share of taxpayer dollars is the hammer that just keeps busting holes in the wall separating church and state → Read More
Ohio Legislators Want To Check Children’s Gender
In their haste to slap restrictions on trans athletes, legislators propose a tool that could be used to humiliate any young woman playing sports in Ohio. → Read More
Report: More Than One Third Of Pennsylvania School Districts Have Zero Teachers Of Color.
There are over 150,000 students in Pennsylvania who have zero teachers of color. → Read More
How A Rarely Discussed Supreme Court Case Could Upend Education.
Governor Greg Abbott: I think we will resurrect that case and challenge this issue again → Read More
There’s A New Technique For Intimidating School Boards. It Involves Bonds And Golf.
Activists have targeted your school board's surety bonds. → Read More
Think Florida’s Don’t Say Gay Bill Is Bad? Tennessee Is Considering One That’s Worse.
Florida’s Don’t Say Gay bill is bad. But Tennessee is considering a bill that’s more far-reaching and restrictive. → Read More
Congress Considers Lifetime Data Tracking For Post-High School Students
Go to college or any other post-high school institution, and the federal government will watch you for the rest of your life. → Read More
GAO Took A Closer Look At Virtual Charter Schools. The Results Are Not Encouraging.
The Government Accounting Office recently took a look at virtual charter schools. What they found was a system of schools that resists oversight, presents “increased financial risks” to states, and produces poor student results. → Read More
Are Conservative Culture Warriors At Odds With School Choice?
It’s becoming increasingly clear that culture warriors are at odds with some basic tenets of market-driven school choice. → Read More