By Michael Feldstein. Some days, the internet gods are kind.
On April 9th, I wrote,
We want talking about educational efficacy to be like talking about the efficacy of Advil for treating arthritis. But it’s closer to talking about the efficacy of various chemotherapy drugs for treating a particular cancer. And we’re really really bad at talking about that kind of efficacy. I think we have our work cut out for us if we really want to be able to talk intelligently and intelligibly about the effectiveness of any particular educational intervention.
On the very same day, the estimable Larry Cuban blogged. More...