15 Jul 2005 - 22:17

Jo Anne Cobasko could use advice on talking points

Good news.

Jo Anne Cobasko, of SOCMM, will be interviewed in the next few weeks:

Thank for the info... If you'd like, I'd like to have you on the air for an interview and we can talk about the program and it's shortcomings. As I mentioned to Mike, I saw some of the materials and found much of it to be very odd. My talk show schedule gets dictated by when we broadcast Angels baseball and other interviews, but I should have an opening in the next few weeks, we can do an interview over the phone that would run probably about 20 minutes.

Jo Anne could use advice on talking points.

I've tidied up our two talking points pages a bit, but anyone who has anything further to add should put your 2 cents in now.

Thanks!

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bringing the math wars to the public

Is it just me, or does it seem as if the 'math wars' are far less well-known than the phonics wars of the 80s and 90s?

I don't know the answer to that, but the fact that Jo Anne could line up a radio interview with one letter tells me that we can all be thinking about ways to bring our story to the public.

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