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What? Sol Stern joined AERA? I’ll alert the media.
Hey,
Just read your site. It’s got some great resources. Thought I’d share a blog on educational analysis, admissions and test prep. There’s also some commentary on the US News Rankings.
Test Prep and Admissions
Test Prep
Nice to see you’ve joined in building the inane Obama/Ayers pile-on. BTW, Ayers is hardly “the most hated” in AERA. In fact, he was just elected AERA V.P. by an overwhelming margin. Maybe literate, thinking educators don’t buy in to all the b.s.
No offence to the “literate, thinking educators,” but is it really appropriate for AERA to elect as VP someone who STILL believes he shouldn’t apologize for his role in violence/terror-as-political-protest until the government apologizes for Vietnam. Has anybody read his blog recently?
Anon 9:37 it looks like the “hated” was referring to the author of the article not Ayers.