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School Improvement Industry Week Online

by Marc Dean Millot, editor

An independent view of the emerging marketdriven by No Child Left Behind

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  1. 8/28 What is "Capacity"? (II) As Applied to Public Schools

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  2. 8/21: What is "Capacity"? (I)

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  3. 8/13: The Federal Education Policy Issue The Presidential Candidates Don't Discuss (III)

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  4. 8/6: The Federal Education Policy Issue The Presidential Candidates Don't Discuss (Between II and III)

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  5. 7/30: The Federal Education Policy Issue The Presidential Candidates Don't Discuss (II)

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  6. 7/24: The Federal Education Policy Issue The Presidential Candidates Don't Discuss (I)

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  7. 7/17: "In short, I see no problem with research INITIALLY becoming public with little or no review."

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  8. 7/16: "In short, I see no problem with research becoming public with little or no review." (Between I and II)

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  9. 7/10: "In short, I see no problem with research becoming public with little or no review." (I)

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  10. 7/3: Is There A School Improvement Industry?

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  11. 6/26: The School Improvement Industry's Demand Side for SYs 2009 and 2010

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  12. 6/19: Funding NCLB

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  13. 6/11: Lobbying Should Be Marketing's Responsibility

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  14. 6/4: Philanthropy's Role in K-12 Program Evaluation

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  15. 5/28 Why Teachers Are Not Legally Recognized Professionals, But Should Be

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  16. 5/22: Franchising for Charter School Scale

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  17. 5/15: A Detailed Statutory Analysis of "based on" in Reading First (I)

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  18. 5/8: Reading First Interim Report Doesn't Pass the "So What? Test?

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  19. 4/30: Why Can't We All Just Get Along?

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  20. Special: Kudos to the Education Industry Association

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  21. 4/23: Information Systems, Accountability and Adaptive Management

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  22. 4/16: On Teacher Accountability

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  23. 4/9: My Market Exemplars

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  24. 4/2: Critic or Critical Friend?

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  25. 3/26: Getting SES Providers Past the Tough Times Ahead

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  26. 3/20: Why the Tough Times Ahead for SES Providers?

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  27. 3/12: After Scientifically Based Research, Response to Intervention?

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  28. 3/5: SBR is Really RB, and RB is Really SBR: Do You Want Me to Apply SBR to Your Program?

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  29. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (VI): Summing Up

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  30. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (V): 1996 - Nonprofit Entrepreneurship Reaches a Critical Mass in Public Education

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  31. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (IV): 1996 - Entrepreneurship Reaches a Critical Mass in Public Education

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  32. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (III): BSE (Before Social Entrepreneurship)

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  33. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (II): First, Define "Entrepreneur"

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  34. Special Series on Social Entrepreneurship (I): Introduction

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  35. Think Tank Special (3): We Need a Better Class of Customer

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  36. Think Tank Special (2): Real Think Tanks Work for an Agency That Pays Their Bills

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  37. Think Tank Special: Uberblogger Alexander Russo asks: What is the role, impact or benefit of education think tanks?

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  38. 2/5: Management Consulting Firms are the New Education "Think Tanks"

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  39. 1/30: Where Provider Accountability Went Wrong

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  40. 1/23: Provider Accountability is Arbitrary and Capricious

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  41. 1/16: What Is Accountability In the Public Education Market?

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  42. 1/8: Why Market-Based Reforms Don't

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  43. 1/2: Three "E's" In The School Improvement Industry's Year Ahead

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  44. 12/26: Staying In With The Outs

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  45. 12/19: School Improvement Industry Fragmentation (III)

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  46. 12/12: School Improvement Industry Fragmentation (II)

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  47. 12/5: School Improvement Industry Fragmentation (I)

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  48. 11/27: What I Learned at the Signal Hill Education Preview Investor Conference

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  49. 11/21: What's a CODiE and How do I Get One (And What Does It Tell Buyers)?

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  50. 11/14: What the Industry Can Learn From American Gangster

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An independent view of the emerging marketdriven by No Child Left Behind

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