Change_Of_Heart_On_No_Child_Left_Behind

Change Of Heart On No Child Left Behind Change of Heart 1 Change of Heart on No Child Left Behind In the article Change of Heart on No Child Left Behind written by Karen MacPherson, a staff member of the Post-Gazette National Bureau in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, it relates how the No Child Left Behind Act is impacting our schools across the nation. This article draws attention to the list of doubters; politicians, administrators, teachers, and parents, who have been left in the wake of the No Child Left Behind Act. MacPherson recounts the No Child Left Behind Act was signed into law by President George W. Bush in 2002 as he sat in an old, jaded school desk in an Ohio high school. This law is, by far, the most sweeping educational reform regulation in four decades in the United States. This legislation passed with flying colors through both houses in Congress to ensure that all students would receive a quality education in America’s public schools. This law builds upon the substructure of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. It is a potent combination of resources, new requirements, and incentives; and it poses weighty challenges for all states. MacPherson narrates there is an expanding left, child, behind, students, act, school, one, states, through, test, system, heart, change, article, macpherson, testing, concerned, children, year, schools, resources, law, education, tests, teachers, standardized, should, parents, needs, legislation, group, grades, citizens, because, author