Arne Duncan

Arne Duncan

Arne Duncan (born Nov. 6, 1964) is an education expert who is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Chicago Public Schools. He has been nominated by Barack Obama for Secretary of Education.

 
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Posted by Dan McSwain “Working collectively, together with the President-elect, we have the chance to do something extraordinary.” That’s just part of the reaction we got from talking with Secretary-designate of Education Arne Duncan about the Citizen’s Briefing Book project now underway on the site. Mr. Duncan adds an insider’s viewpoint to some of the topics that the community has raised in the Citizen’s Briefing Book—issues like student loan forgiveness, more access to higher education, increasing the money going into Pell Grants, and creating alternative routes into the teaching profession. With your input, the Citizen’s Briefing Book is becoming a venue for these ideas ... Read Full Story
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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan talks about the source of his passion for education reform — and why he thinks it’s about more than education, it’s about social justice. B&W photos by Sandra Steinbrecher (This video is public domain) Related Blogs Woodstock CT Café - also serving Eastford, Pomfret, Brooklyn … What shall we do with higher education ? - elearnspace Read Full Story
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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan talks about the source of his passion for education reform — and why he thinks it’s about more than education, it’s about social justice. B&W photos by Sandra Steinbrecher (This video is public domain) Related Blogs PUNK ROCK REPUBLICAN » Blog Archive » Why Do All Of President … Sneaky Education And The Desktop | jonobacon@home Tags: Arne , barack , Duncan , Education , Obama , president , Secretary Read Full Story
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The Fundamental Dishonesty of Arne Duncan Why won't the Department of Education stand up for D.C. school vouchers? David Harsanyi Secretary of Education Arne Duncan argues that we have an obligation to disregard politics to do whatever is "good for the kids." Well then, one wonders, why did his Department of Education bury a politically inconvenient study regarding education reform? And why, now that the evidence is public, does the administration continue to ignore it and allow reform to be killed? When Congress effectively shut down the Washington, D.C., voucher program last month, snatching $7,500 Opportunity Scholarship vouchers from disadvantaged kids, it failed to ... Read Full Story
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"schools, colleges and departments of education are doing a mediocre job of preparing teachers for the realities of the 21st-century classroom." --Secretary of Education Arne Duncan as quoted on CNN.com Read Full Story
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. will join more than 1,500 educators from across the country as Indianapolis hosts the 37th Annual Conference of the National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) on Nov.  
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************************I agree,MerleFrom the Chronicle of Higher Education, Friday, October 30, 2009, p. A18. http://chronicle.com/article/Duncan-Urges-Revolutionary/48896/************************Duncan Urges 'Revolutionary Change' in Nation's Teacher-Training ProgramsBy Kelly FieldThe nation's colleges of education are doing a "mediocre job" of preparing teachers for "the realities of the 21st-century classroom" and need "revolutionary...  
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Today we go the vault of golden oldies to remember the good ole days in Chicago, when Daley's henchmen played out their well-rehearsed Kabuki roles aimed to preserve their relationships with their constituencies while actually stabbing them in the back, or in the backroom, anyway.A backroom deal in Chicago?By Jesse Sharkey | March 10, 2006 | Page 2CHICAGO ACTIVISTS opposed to a school-closing plan broke in on a backroom meeting that they...  
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Lily Eskelsen, vice president of the National Education Association (NEA), and Lawrence Purtill, president of the Rhode Island NEA affiliate, also participated in conversations with 75 educators and administrators. ...  
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Speaking to the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities, education secretary Arne Duncan said that “he would gladly cut federal red tape if institutions, in return, showed greater progress on improving student performance.” So the secretary supports less government intrusion in education if schools show improvement. Except he doesn’t. Not at the K-12 level, anyway. Because [...]  
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This weekend an unholy trio of Arne Duncan, Newt Gingrich, and Al Sharpton were doing the talk show circuits and were being interviewed on Meet the Press. There Arne Duncan proclaimed, Unfortunately, what Duncan and his cohorts are promoting is a federal extortion scheme that extends the terror tactics of No Child Left Behind into the Obama administration's growing list of education campaign lies and distortions.When Duncan refers to 48...  
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Conservative polemicist Rueben Navarette published a piece praising Arne Duncan attack on Schools of Education. Here is a response.Ruben Navorette ("An apple for the education secretary," Oct 31) agrees with Education Secretary Duncan that Schools of Education should be held accountable for student achievement.If so, American Schools of Education deserve praise, not scorn. If the role of poverty is taken into consideration, American children...  
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