The following posts are a collection of news articles in which NASBE has been featured.
The following posts are a collection of news articles in which NASBE has been featured.
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NASBE Chief Knowledge Officer David Kysilko is cited for his knowledge of state education boards in a Stateline article about Oregon’s reorganization of its education management systems. View Full Article
Chestertown resident Madhu Sidhu, a member of the Maryland State Board of Education, recently spoke to lawmakers and their staff as part of a congressional briefing to support a new report from the National Association of State Boards of Education about education technology. View Full Article
NASBE Chief Knowledge Officer David Kysilko offers national perspective to a state education governance story. View Full Article
NASBE study group report Born in Another Time featured in Education Week blog post “Taking a Closer Look at Teachers’ Technology Shortcomings.” View Full Post
NASBE study group report Born in Another Time: Ensuring Educational Technology Meets the Needs of Students Today — and Tomorrow reviewed in California NPR affiliate blog.
NASBE Gearing Up study group report referenced in article about pledge by NASBE and other groups to work with 25 states in transforming teacher preparation. View Full Article
NASBE joins CCSSO and other associations in a pledge to transform teacher preparation programs in 25 states. Executive Director Jim Kohlmoos talks here about the kinds of changes being planned. View Full Article
Article explains new report om teacher preparation led by CCSSO, but panel that developed the report included NASBE Directors Brenda Gullett (AR), Steven Pound (ME), and Patrick Guida (RI). View Full Article View Full Report
NASBE’s Policy Update from September on the Handwriting Debate provides main resource in a Utah article on the teaching of cursive writing in local schools. View Full Post