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Matthew A Kraft

Really important op-ed by Ross Wiener on ed reform. Two thoughts: Some accountability seems right given investment of public $, but it also requires reciprocal support Project-based learning is powerful, but hard to do well, especially w/ high turnover www.nytimes.com/2026/06/22/o...

Opinion | I Thought ‘No Child Left Behind’ Would Fix Public Schools. I Was Wrong.www.nytimes.com
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Michael Petrilli

Ross is simply wrong about the lack of progress in the consequential-accountability era, especially in reading. More here: schooledbymikepetrilli.substack.com/p/is-the-sen...

Is the Senate’s READ Act a Reading First redux?Also, Ross Wiener’s delusional take on NCLB, Maya Martin Cadogan tells us to relax about Janeese Lewis George, and Indiana’s waiver is worse than I thought.schooledbymikepetrilli.substack.com
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Matthew A Kraft

Agreed Reback et al. 2014 find some positive effects for reading but I think the essay is asking bigger questions about what we want to prioritize in our school systems. I also agree it does not have to be either/or, but in practice schools often respond narrowly to what we measure and incentivize.