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Tag Archives: Teacher Unions
What The Union Did Say (And I Was Glad They Did)
A while back, I wrote about what I wish the Union had said. I was responding to the announcement of Maine’s new education strategic plan (which I’m excited about) and the press coverage of the Union, which seemed like mostly … Continue reading
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What I Wish The Union Had Said
Maine has had two sets of educational announcements in the last month. One was for the Commisisoner’s plan, focused on customized learning and a performance-based diploma. The more recent came jointly from the Governor and the Commisioner, and focused on … Continue reading
