Blogs: Michelle Rhee Vs. The Washington Post
Who Censored the Washington Post’s Rhee Item?
Core Knowledge Blog
By
explaining the behind-the-scenes machinations and showing how powerful
people maneuver to affect coverage and spin perceptions, they were
treating readers like grownups, holding both Rhee and the paper itself
accountable. But what happened?
Ms. Rhee: apologize, don't leave Hay Mathews
So
please, Ms. Chancellor, say whatever you have to say to get us past
this rough spot. I can see why national political leaders are afraid to
apologize for things they did. Their opponents just use their words to
beat them over the head harder. But you are in a very strong position.
It Depends on What the Meaning of “Transparency” Is Education Next
The problem here is not just the secret judges—it’s the
administration’s seeming belief that transparency means whatever it
wants it to.
Can ESEA Renewal Be Bipartisan? Alyson Klein
Republicans
seem to have mixed views on whether the Obama administration's hopes
for a bipartisan reauthorization of the law are realistic.
Budget, ESEA Reauthorization Ed.Gov
Secretary
Duncan talked with reporters about the ED budget and reauthorization of
the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Listen to the conference
call.
Shouldnt it be Michelle Rhee and the Editorial writers (including Mathews) vs. the news?
Posted by: header | January 28, 2010 at 14:59 PM