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July 14, 2014

Reviews/Summaries of Virtual Schools in the U.S. 2014: Politics, Performance, Policy, and Research Evidence

Filed under: Academic Achievement,Alex Molnar,Brian Horvitz,Charisse Gulosino,Columbia University,Connections Academies,Connections Academy,Curriculum,cyber school,Edison Schools,education,Education Management Organization,EMO,Gary Mirion,high school,Insight Schools,Jennifer Rice King,K12,K12 Inc.,Kaplan Virtual Education,learning coach,Leona Group LLC.,Luis Huerta,Michael K. Barbour,Mosaica Inc.,National Education Policy Center,NEPC,Policy/Regulation,Public Schools,report,research,Research Methodology,Roads Education Organization,Sacred Heart University,Sheryl Rankin Shafer,Teachers College,technology,University of Maryland,virtual school,Western Michigan University,Western Washington University,White Hat Management — Michael K. Barbour @ 1:41 pm
Tags: Academic Achievement, Alex Molnar, Brian Horvitz, Charisse Gulosino, Columbia University, Connections Academies, Connections Academy, Curriculum, cyber school, Edison Schools, education, Education Management Organization, EMO, Gary Mirion, high school, Insight Schools, Jennifer Rice King, K12, K12 Inc., Kaplan Virtual Education, learning coach, Leona Group LLC., Luis Huerta, Michael K. Barbour, Mosaica Inc., National Education Policy Center, NEPC, Policy/Regulation, Public Schools, report, research, Research Methodology, Roads Education Organization, Sacred Heart University, Sheryl Rankin Shafer, Teachers College, technology, University of Maryland, virtual school, Western Michigan University, Western Washington University, White Hat Management

Since these came across my desk a little while ago, I wanted to pass them on to my readership…

Basically, someone over at the International Center for Home Education Research Reviews reviewed (as they called it, but it is more of a summary) each of the three sections of the Virtual Schools in the U.S. 2014: Politics, Performance, Policy, and Research Evidence published by the National Education Policy Center that I contributed to (note Part 2 is my section).

Anyway, just wanted to pass this along…

Note I have used the same tags used by the author(s) of these reviews, along with my own that I have used for this report in the past on this blog.

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