Joel Klein Has Great Socks

Joel Klein discusses his book 'Lessons of Hope', highlighting the challenges and resistance faced in reforming the U.S. education system. He emphasizes the need for significant changes, the role of unions, and the importance of parental involvement and school choice. Klein also addresses the political controversy surrounding Common Core standards.

What are the two main arguments made in 'Lessons of Hope' regarding the education crisis in America?

What successes were noted in the New York school system during Joel Klein's tenure?

In what ways does Joel Klein believe the education system needs to change to address inequality?

What obstacles did Joel Klein face as Chancellor of the New York City school system?

How does Joel Klein describe the role of the teachers' union in the context of education reform?

What does Joel Klein suggest is necessary for parents in poor communities regarding school choice?

What is Joel Klein's perspective on the Common Core and its political implications?