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Education in 2015 Visualized [TheAtlantic.com]

 

Education issues can be difficult to grasp; they can feel  overwhelming, intangible, or even irrelevant. Sometimes, the best and most effective means of conveying education stories are through charts, graphics, images, and videos. Here are some of the visuals from around the Internet this past year that helped visualize what mattered—student debt, early-childhood education, regional inequality in schools, campus protests, and so on—in a way that was engaging and provocative.

To continue reading, go to: www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2015/12/2015-in-education-viz/418521

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This makes my blood boil. This is just a more sophisticated form of bullying. It reminds me of that shocking scene of the girl in class being a victim of police brutality while the school teacher and admin watched. The gist of the school response was that she was acting up and deserved what she got. If I was in charge, any teacher or admin who watched a child be victimized by a police officer, would be instantly fired. Child safety is an absolute baseline of education. Those who cannot grasp this or choose to employ it based on racial or class lines...need to find another job. 

http://www.latimes.com/nation/...-20151029-story.html

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