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	<title>Comments on: Revolution</title>
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		<title>By: Jon</title>
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		<description>Whatever one thinks about ED Hirsch (and I generally don&#039;t agree with him) I do think he was nearly right about needing a national curriculum. National or common outcomes are *the* right idea.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Of course, having been involved in working with teachers within my own school and from area schools, the outcomes would be a good beginning, but just that: a beginning.  Translating those outcomes into curriculum and into classroom practice presents a whole other challenge. But, I&#039;ve always thought that you can never solve problems; you can only trade one set for another and hope you&#039;re trading up.  I think this would be trading up from the mess we have now.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Whatever one thinks about ED Hirsch (and I generally don&#8217;t agree with him) I do think he was nearly right about needing a national curriculum. National or common outcomes are *the* right idea.</p>
<p>Of course, having been involved in working with teachers within my own school and from area schools, the outcomes would be a good beginning, but just that: a beginning.  Translating those outcomes into curriculum and into classroom practice presents a whole other challenge. But, I&#8217;ve always thought that you can never solve problems; you can only trade one set for another and hope you&#8217;re trading up.  I think this would be trading up from the mess we have now.</p>
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