Here are links to articles and information on various topics in education and instruction. They are listed in no particular order. Note that they will often lead you to other interesting links.
Education Policy Analysis Archives (electronic journal)
Policy Review, January 1999 issue devoted to school choice
Read Michael T. Battista's "spirited" defense of non-traditional math instruction
Read Martin Gardner's stinging criticism of the "new new math
Scholarship and Practice: The Case of Research on Retention (Gary Natriello essay on retention research, from Teachers College Record, 97:3, Spring, 1997)
Outmoded and Mistaken? (Op ed piece on recent study of contrasting attitudes about schooling)
Professors' Attitudes Out of Sync, Study Finds (See above)
Maybe Computers Aren't Schools' Salvation (Op ed piece on value of computers in the classroom)
National Testing's Pedigree (Op Ed piece on federal role in education)
First Teach them English. (Op Ed piece on bilingual education by Diana Ravitch.)
Honest Open Logical Debate (HOLD) on math reform
Math Lessons from Japan: The TIMSS and the Truth
Where We Stand: The American Federation of Teachers' President's column of educational policy issues
Albert Shanker's "Where We Stand" review of E.D. Hirsch's "The Schools We Need"
Questions ForYour Child's School: A Guide for Parents Who Value Learning
The Deconstruction of American Education
Full Inclusion: One Reason for Opposition
The Case Against Block Scheduling
Detroit Schools: Crisis in the Classroom
Michigan charter schools have most minorities in U.S.
Third International Mathematics and Science Study
Evaluation Spurs
Questions About Ga.Investment in Middle Schools