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Michael Shaughnessy – Senior Columnist EducationViews.org and is currently Professor in Educational Studies and is a Consulting Editor for Gifted Education International and Educational Psychology Review

Julia Steiny wrote the education column for the Providence Journal for 16 years. She is a freelance writer and consultant on data projects such as infoworks.ride.ri.gov , RI’s school-accountability site and ridatahub.org , an innovative data-analysis tool. She is the founding director of the Youth Restoration Project, a restorative-practices initiative. She blogs and can be reached for questions or comments at www.juliasteiny.org

C.M. Rubinhas more than two decades of professional experience in development, marketing, and art direction for a diverse range of media businesses. She is also the author of three bestselling books, including The Real Alice In Wonderland.

Will Fitzhugh founder The Concord Review is the only journal in the world for the academic papers of secondary students. http://theconcordreview.blogspot.com/

Colin Hannaford International Correspondent EducationViews.org

Tom Watkins is a U.S./China business and educational consultant. He was Michigan’s state superintendent of schools, 2001-05.

Robert Oliphant Columnist, currently serves as executive director of The Alliance for High Speed Recreational Reading, and formerly served as executive director of Californians for Community College Equity. A resident of Thousand Oaks, CA, and an overseas Air Force veteran, he is an emeritus professor of English at Cal State Northridge.

Ron Isaac is a retired public school English teacher and staunch unionist.

Delia Stafford is the President & CEO of The Haberman Educational Foundation, Inc. In Houston (TX).

Joe Nathan a former public school teacher and administrator, directs the Center for School Change at Macalester College.

Tom Sticht International Consultant in Adult Education

Peter Stern a former director of information services, university professor and public school administrator, is a disabled Vietnam veteran who lives in Driftwood., TX.

Matthew Lynch is an Assistant professor of Education at Widener University. He can be contacted at mlynch@mail.widener.edu.

Sonam Shahani is a 4th year undergraduate student at The University of Texas at Austin pursuing a B.B.A. degree in Finance and a B.S. degree in Applied Learning and Development: Early Childhood – 6th grade. She is currently a student teacher at The University of Texas Elementary School in Austin, Texas through the university funded Urban Education Teacher Prep Program. She can be reached at Sonam.Shahani@bba07.mccombs.utexas.edu

Nancy Salvato is the President and Director of Education and the Constitutional Literacy Program for Basics Project

Matthew Amaral – Matt is a fellow of AmeriCorps TEAMS (Teacher Education for the Advancement of a Multicultural Society), and teaches summer courses at UC Berkeley. He has taught all high school grade levels and abilities, and is known to dive into fights between students, even though his wife doesn’t want him to.

Martin Haberman is an educator who has developed interviewing techniques for identifying teachers and principals who will be successful in working with poor children.

Marion Brady educator and long-time education columnist for Knight-Ridder/Tribune.

Jimmy Kilpatrick Editor EducationViews.org

Laurie H. Rogers Author of “Betrayed” Columnist EducationNews.org. Laurie H. Rogers is the founder and president of Safer Child, Inc., a non-profit child advocacy organization based in Spokane, Washington and located at http://www.saferchild.org

John Jenson Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist with experience in agency and private practice since 1977.

Donna Garnertaught English for decades in Texas public schools.

David D. Kirkpatrick has previously served as President of the Pennsylvania State Education Association; Director of Policy and Legislation for the Association of Pennsylvania State Colleges and University Faculties; Senior Fellow for Teacher Choice at the Alexis de Tocqueville Institution in Arlington, Virginia

Bill Costello M.Ed., is an education columnist and blogger. He can be reached at www.makingmindsmatter.com.

Barry E. Stern Ph.D. Senior Fellow, Haberman International Policy Institute in Education

Barry Garelick is a national advisor to NYC HOLD, an education advocacy organization that addresses mathematics education throughout the United States.

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