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Michigan Education Report
Michigan Education Report (2001-02)
MER: Spring 2001
By
Matthew J. Brouillette
and
Elizabeth Moser
, published on April 25, 2001
Contents
Redford could keep teachers
Short Subjects
Articles
Edison spurs controversy, reform in Michigan and United States
School board president recounts struggle to increase classroom spending
Parent-designed survey to rate teachers meets opposition
School board association celebrates two-year anniversary
School shootings prompt response in legislatures
Education tops agenda in Lansing and Washington
Focus on educating children, says new education chief
Legislative Action
Bill may impose testing on home-schoolers
Changes to special education rules
Dept. of Ed. increases accreditation standards
Coming soon: "pop-free" school zones?
Student Focus
Public school eases immigrant's transition
Teacher Focus
"It's all about the children"
Commentary
School choice: Good for teachers
"Reading Recovery" is no such thing
Book Review
Pulling down the edifice of knowledge
Diverse Viewpoints
Unions benefit teachers and students
Forced unionization is wrong for teachers and harmful to education
Education at a Glance
Education at a Glance
More by Matthew J. Brouillette
Graduation rates an imperfect measure of school excellence
Worldwide Study Praises Private Education for the Poor
More by Elizabeth Moser
The Six Habits of Fiscally Responsible Public School Districts
U.S. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM; MICHIGAN POLL RESULTS
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