
Thomas Toch
• Leading Education Commentator
• Award-winning Author
• National Education Expert
Thomas Toch is one of the nation's best-known education commentators. He has been a keen observer of the American education scene for years--as an award-winning author, national magazine writer, Harvard instructor, columnist, and think tank founder. MORE
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American Education: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
A look at past, present, and future trends in American education. MORE
The Future of the No Child Left Behind Act
The controversial federal was slated to be rewritten in 2007.That still hasn't happened. What does this mean for the nation's educators--and students? MORE
Is School Reform Working?
Today's school reform movement began 30 years ago. What has the movement accomplished? Where is it headed? MORE
What's Right--and Wrong--with America's Schools
Critics claim public education is in decline. They're wrong. So are those who say our schools are OK. MORE
Why a Good Education Is So Important Today
The message from the American workplace is clear: a good education matters more than ever. MORE
Why You Don't Need To Go To Harvard To Get a Great College Education
American higher education offers many ways to get a great education, and at an affordable price. We don't need to be hung up on the Ivy League. MORE
High Schools on a Human Scale
How to make our vast, impersonal high schools places where teachers want to teach and students want to learn. MORE
Inside Washington
The latest on education policy and politics inside the Beltway.Insights into Congress, the executive branch, and the think tank world. Where things stand on the Race to the Top competition, the No Child... MORE
Teachers on School Reform
School reformers rarely ask teachers what they think of reform. The answers are surprising. MORE





