I only occasionally read the Ed Week team blog by Deborah Meier and Diane Ravitch, Bridging Differences, but I was avidly gobbling up the content and comments of one recent post. Why? Well, the much admired Mary Damer had waded into the fray and was tossing around a lot of sensible comments. It’s worth reading, so here’s a link to the entry entitled “What Works for Rich Kids Works for All Kids.”
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Other blogs have played in this game, too. For more fun comments, jump over to Kitchen Table Math and enjoy the comments on “No Parent Hires a Constructivist Tutor.”