Links 9/29/10

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I've got a bunch of education-related links that I'll never get around to blogging about. Maybe you will? Anyway, here they are: Has education reform jumped the shark? A teacher says 'yes'What 'Superman' got wrong, point by pointObama's Education Agenda Prioritizes "Reform" Over ResourcesAre…
I'm old enough to remember when there was sun in the sky. Anyway, links for you. Science: Can we overfish the lionfish?Simpler Genome Sequencing (I'll believe it when I see it--nanopore technology is like Zeno's paradox, the spear never hits the wall)Hospital-Acquired Infections: Beating Back…
There's a big ball of fire in the sky: I believe it's referred to as "the sun." Let's celebrate with some links. Sciencey stuff: Stone Age Color, Glue 'Factory' Found: The color and glue trade could have been a blossoming industry some 58,000 years agoStudy Says Math Deficiencies Increase…
The New York Times' Jonathan Mahler waxes philosophical over the divide in education policy, using the recent dismissal of NYC Chancellor of Schools Cathleen Black, to offer up Compulsive Centrist Disorder-inspired banalities about education: As is often the case with morally charged policy issues…