The myth of the extraordinary teacher: Yes, we need to get rid of bad teachers. But we can’t demand that teachers be excellent in conditions that preclude excellence.

Illustration credit: Wes Bausmith / Los Angeles Times

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   Gorgeous infostration. latimes:

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    awkward and difficult reality...education today…

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    A magnificent read. I truly wish education reform was a higher priority

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    says it doesn’t matter whether...crazy kid in the back makes me laugh so hard I forget...

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    Ya dio la vuelta por todas las redes. Vale la pena leerlo.

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