As interest continues to build for his recent book, Special Interest: Teachers Unions and America's Public Schools, Terry Moe is on the pages of today's Wall Street Journal with a great op-ed examining how continued advances in internet-based learning will ultimately diminish the power of America's teachers unions. Read the piece, and listen to our interview with Terry to learn the latest.
No TrackBacks
TrackBack URL: http://www.publicsectorinc.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/336
Related Entries:
- More on Chicago teachers strike
- The S&P and public pension funds
- Teachers unions on declining membership: "Things will never go back to the way they were"
- L.A. Schools solve personnel problems by compounding fiscal ones
- Money can't buy confidence in our public schools
- In San Francisco, struggling schools hit hardest by seniority-based layoffs
- 2012: Year of the urban fiscal crisis
- Do lazy professor drive up the cost of higher education?
- Teachers' unions suddenly at odds in Wisconsin
- L.A. schools negotiated away ability to investigate teacher misconduct
- LA schools break the law
- Jerry Brown's mixed bag on education reform
- 'Why does Buffalo pay for its teachers to have plastic surgery?'
- Parent Trigger, take two
- Damon--Don't teach for America
Join the conversation