The publishing of individual teachers scores by New York City is a research boon as it allows us to test…

Stanford offered a class, on Machine Learning . 104,000 students registered. 13,000 completed the course. Most of them must have…

My entry from March 2 played, very seriously, with the kind of deep play policy makers in the world of…

New York City found out on February 28 that an elementary school teacher I know well rates a “34 (7-73)…

Recently, March 28 2012, I spent the afternoon at the plenary session of an “International Conference” on “Educational Assessment, Accountability,…

Last week, at Lisa Le Fevre’s proposal hearing, we discussed what there might to study in a small Bulgarian village,…

Well, I tried.  Check here. Actually, Rancière is well-hidden in this piece behind some of Teachers College's most beloved rhetoric…

I am reading this quote from Boas analogically to the work we have been conducting within “societies” (e.g. the United…

So, I would predict (in the Saussurian sense) that no sociologist (economist) can predict how NCLB will end and into…

What strikes me now is how much the culture of poverty made sense for the most liberal of concerned sociologists…

I have been imagining titles for a possible book where I would bring together my papers of the last few…

I suspect that Bourdieu’s readers could be assumed to be so well versed in Marxist scholarship that he did not…

Sculpting new genitalia into a human body may be the ultimate in the (social) construction of new realities, the making…

What we need to ask is why should colleges be given the task of producing workers? Is there any evidence…