di: DI is finally getting some respect

[Kerry Hempenstall]

As you say, gratifying to hear something positive about DI. Now, if only
What Works Clearinghouse, ESSA, and Slavin's Best Evidence Encyclopedia
organisation would come to the party.

On 9 February 2018 at 03:40, J. E. Stone <professor at education-consumers.org>
wrote:

> The piece on the Fordham Foundation's website calls DI the Rodney
> Dangerfield of curriculum, but that's the point.
>
> Finally, some recognition in DC policy circles!
>
> https://edexcellence.net/articles/direct-instruction-
> the-rodney-dangerfield-of-curriculum
> <https://edexcellence.net/articles/direct-instruction-the-rodney-dangerfield-of-curriculum>
>
> J. E. Stone, Ed.D. | President
> Education Consumers Foundation
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-- 
Regards,

Kerry


Dr Kerry Hempenstall
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