http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538 Supporting the most important work in the world… yours. Wed, 02 Jun 2010 19:24:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538&cpage=1#comment-2054 Al Meyers Fri, 05 Mar 2010 16:01:33 +0000 http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538#comment-2054 Good stuff, Tom. These type of shortsighted decisions scare me. Just look at what's happening in California and around the country with education protests. Is this not an indication that we are in an education crisis? Scary stuff. Good stuff, Tom. These type of shortsighted decisions scare me. Just look at what’s happening in California and around the country with education protests. Is this not an indication that we are in an education crisis? Scary stuff.

]]> http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538&cpage=1#comment-2046 Washington online programs threatened briefly | Clayton Christensen Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:44:24 +0000 http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538#comment-2046 [...] one that saves the public money and gets better results—read Tom Vander Ark’s blog on the topic here and Governor Bob Wise and the Alliance for Excellent Education’s report on how online learning [...] [...] one that saves the public money and gets better results—read Tom Vander Ark’s blog on the topic here and Governor Bob Wise and the Alliance for Excellent Education’s report on how online learning [...]

]]> http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538&cpage=1#comment-2006 John Danner Sun, 28 Feb 2010 03:44:07 +0000 http://www.varpartners.net/?p=1538#comment-2006 Just another example of how the anti-virtual bias is going to make it harder to create high-performing hybrid schools in lots of places. Hopefully we'll see states start to regulate online learning not by assuming the worst, but by measuring outcomes and giving operators who achieve great results the same autonomy as any other charter school. Just another example of how the anti-virtual bias is going to make it harder to create high-performing hybrid schools in lots of places. Hopefully we’ll see states start to regulate online learning not by assuming the worst, but by measuring outcomes and giving operators who achieve great results the same autonomy as any other charter school.

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