The Doyle Report is a free weekly publication covering the cross roads of education reform and the technology revolution. We are a publication of , the provider of the data driven decision making platform co-founded by Denis Doyle. David DeSchryver is the Managing Editor. Diallo Dphrepaulezz is the TDR fellow.
The Doyle Report: Covers key education reform issues and events Serves as a forum for debate and idea exchange Provides a database of stories and links that can be filtered by state and issue Provides Real Audio interviews with education makers and shakers Tracks federal initiatives, news, and - dare we say - gossip Profiles successful educators and policy makers
We promise to be to-the-point and entertaining. We despise jargon and blind advocacy.
With that in mind, let's also keep Mark Twain's words in mind,
Let us have more humor in our education. Children love fun. something is seriously the matter with those who do not laugh at their teachers at least once in a while. The most sensible course is to see the funny side and laugh with them. If children get no opportunities for healthy sport, they will turn to horse-play, rough-house and mean practical jokes. So if the fondness for humor is not nourished on hearty and worthwhile jollity, it will feed on fun that is poor, cheap and degrading. (New York Times, April 6, 1925).
What is SchoolNet?
SchoolNet is an Application Service Provider (ASP) that offers data-driven-decision-making solutions for schools. That means we have created a web-based platform that makes the jobs of administrators, school authorizers, boards, teachers, parents, and community groups much easier.
SchoolNet provides solutions for executive information management, instructional planning that is aligned to standards and resources, student information management, and community outreach. Our solutions provide reporting transparency, intuitive and collaborative instructional management that facilitates standards setting and achieving, and powerful community networking and communication tools.
Charter schools and school districts must be accountable and effective institutions. SchoolNet helps them do just that.
Covers key education reform issues and events