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SHEA: Cardullo is so wowed he says he wants to add Le Whif to his shops extensive chocolate selection.
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Bert Cardullo offers a "brief history" of "interrupting narrative" before turning his attention to Last Days, Tony Takitani, 3-Iron, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Me and You and Everyone We Know.
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Not that there was anything really new about this Cardullo peer-reviewed finding of 100 percent failure rate.
Archive 2008-10-01 Jim Horn 2008
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Their front-page coverage cont'd on A14, in fact, misses the primary finding of the Cardullo study that most people would find shocking if the New York Times or the L.
New York Times's Front Page Coverage Hides the Story of "Nearly 100 Percent Failure of All Schools" Jim Horn 2008
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None of the following information from Science Daily found its way into the Dillon's NYTimes piece and I cannot believe the printed story is the one that the reporter filed: "For most schools, the greatest risk of failing AYP lies with ELA proficiency," said Cardullo, a professor of biology.
Archive 2008-10-01 Jim Horn 2008
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Here is a clip from the latest story on the Cardullo study, appearing in T.H.E.
Why Does the L. A. Times Ignore the Facts on NCLB Proficiency Targets? Jim Horn 2008
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None of the following information from Science Daily found its way into the Dillon's NYTimes piece and I cannot believe the printed story is the one that the reporter filed: "For most schools, the greatest risk of failing AYP lies with ELA proficiency," said Cardullo, a professor of biology.
New York Times's Front Page Coverage Hides the Story of "Nearly 100 Percent Failure of All Schools" Jim Horn 2008
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Not that there was anything really new about this Cardullo peer-reviewed finding of 100 percent failure rate.
New York Times's Front Page Coverage Hides the Story of "Nearly 100 Percent Failure of All Schools" Jim Horn 2008
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Here is the chart from the Cardullo study Download the high-resolution JPG version of the image that the New York Times refused to publish, the one that tells all the truth that the Times refused to print.
New York Times's Front Page Coverage Hides the Story of "Nearly 100 Percent Failure of All Schools" Jim Horn 2008
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According to information released by UC Riverside, Cardullo and his colleagues are calling for "reforms based on research that would tie educational experiences to instructional challenges of a particular school, while focusing each school's resources to serve its own unique student population."
Archive 2008-10-01 Jim Horn 2008
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