
It’s hard to learn your lesson – especially if doing so costs you money.
Case in point: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the largest lobbying organization in the country, issued a new report examining the impact of No Child Left Behind (NCLB), the George W. Bush era law making standardized testing the centerpiece of K-12 education.
So an organization representing oil companies, pharmaceutical giants and automakers just opined on public school policy as if it were made up of experts.
And guess what?
Business folks don’t know what the heck they’re talking about in education.
Because after sorting through 20 years of NCLB controversy, political shenanigans and factual mistakes, the supply side cabal thinks the law is just fine.
It’s kind of like a judge watching a driver plow his car into a brick wall repeatedly and then instead of taking away his license, awarding him a…
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