Can Chicago Public Schools’ $135 million curriculum be a pandemic recovery game-changer? – WBEZ (Chicago)

ChalkbeatThe school district praises the curriculum for its rich resources while critics say it’s not ready for prime time. Getting the Skyline rollout right is enormously important, says David Steiner, of Johns Hopkins University’s School of Education: “In this moment of fragility and uncertainty, we need to reduce the zone of ‘anything goes’ and chaos, and, ‘This is my unique curriculum and my unique classroom.'"
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

NO

Joe the Plumber
3 years ago

Over here in Loon Central, racists making things up. Your friend Joe

Mike
3 years ago

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