Tech Thursday: Difference Between Careers
In our fight against Common Core, we’ve learned that it’s a lie to think CC is only for K-12. We’ve […]
In our fight against Common Core, we’ve learned that it’s a lie to think CC is only for K-12. We’ve […]
In this special edition for my Tech Thursday posts, I wanted to focus on how the CCSS laced HR5 Bill
Tech Thursday looks at how Career and Technical Education is pitched through YouTube, examining workforce messaging, promotion tactics, and education reform goals.
How about a cradle to career conference? The CCSSO’s (Council of Chief State School Officers) partners of Knowledge Works and
A Common Core Invitation from the U.S. Dept. of Labor?! They are extending an invitation to all public-private partnerships to
Common Core Back Story for Today’s Post: Back in July of 2014, I wrote a guest post about Common Core
Have you heard of Educause before? Did you know it has deep roots into Common Core? Would it surprise you
This Tech Thursday post names the CCSSO as the folly of shame winner and highlights the ILN CCCR framework how it drives state to local system redesigns assumptions about all students and policy moves that tie diplomas credentials higher education and workforce outcomes together.
This Tech Thursday Update expands the earlier Aligned and Employed report showing how chambers of commerce promote Common Core tied college and career readiness and workforce alignment using Leaders and Laggards and related resources