A lively night on education on KET Education, News, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 18, 20191 Comment
Why can’t millions of US adults read? Education, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 15, 2019Leave a comment
Social Studies curriculum materials used in Kentucky under fire Education, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 14, 2019Leave a comment
The Rose court case reaffirmed Kentucky should have an efficient school system Education, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 13, 2019Leave a comment
How’s that again about what education research shows Education, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 7, 2019Leave a comment
It’s the 75th anniversary of D-Day, but Kentucky’s proposed social studies standards don’t ever mention it UncategorizedBy Richard InnesJune 6, 2019Leave a comment
Student newspaper takes on digital privacy in a major way Education, News, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesJune 4, 2019Leave a comment
Federally Funded Study: Common Core Sunk U.S. Kids’ Test Scores Education, News, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesMay 30, 2019Leave a comment
So, what is being taught in Kentucky’s classrooms? Education, News, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesMay 29, 2019Leave a comment
School-Based Decision-Making (SBDM) and Kentucky’s proposed social studies standards Education, Transparency and AccountabilityBy Richard InnesMay 25, 2019Leave a comment
