we will meet back here at 11:00 for dana goldstein. we will have our closing session officially at 11:00 a.m. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. i hope you had a great chance to enjoy some of the concurrent sessions that we just had. our closing keynote, i am excited to introduce our next beaker. dana goldstein is a journalist and the author of "the teacher wars." she also does many different and has contributed to a number of publications. she is known to write about education, social science, inequalities, criminal justice, women issues, cities and health. she is here to represent her research on the history of the teaching profession. policymakers, there is an opportunity for us all to help teachers in their practice. lee's join me in welcoming dana to the stage. -- please join me in welcoming dana to the stage. [applause] dana: i am really happy to be , an organization i have relied on for many years. i am grateful to receive this invitation. thank you to all of you who are before theth me here beautiful, long weekend to

we'll meet back at 11:00 for dana goldstein, the author of the book, moving beyond the teacher wars. [applause] >> thank you very much. i hope you had a great chance to enjoy some of the concurrent sessions we had. for our closing keynote, i'm excited to introduce our next speaker. dana goldstein is a journalist and author of the "new york times" best seller, the teacher wars, a history of america's most embattled profession. she also does many different writings and contributed to slate, the new republic, the mar marshall project and other publications. da dana is here to present research on the history of the teaching profession and how as policy makers there's an opportunity to help teachers improve their practice. please join me in welcoming to the stage. [applause] >> good morning. thank you, jeremy, for that really kind introduction. i'm really happy to be with ecs. it's an organization whose research i have relied on so much over the years just to have a place where i can go as a journalist and see what's happening state to state has been so helpful. thank you to all of you st

we're going to meet back here at 11:00 for dana goldstein, the author of the book "moving beyond the teacher wars" and we'll have our closing session officially at 11:00 a.m. thank you very much! the 1964 democratic convention in atlantic city with lyndon johnson. richard nixon at 1972 republican convention in miami beach. 1980 democratic convention with jimmy carter in new york city. the 1984 republican convention in dallas with ronald reagan. george h.w. bush in the 1992 republican convention in houston. bill clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention. the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. past republican and democratic national conventions saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> on american history tv on c-span3 saturday afternoon at 1:50 eastern. >> memoirs you have to be weary of because not only are memoirs just bound to be self-serving to a disagree, but the -- the also most of these people did not want to disclose too much. in some cases it may actually dissemble and try to mislead people. >> historians talk about the techn

dana goldstein is a journalist and author of "the new york times" bestseller, "the teacher wars: a historyof america's most embattled profession" she also does many different writings and has contributed to his late come of the new republic, the martial project come in the atlantic and many other publications. dana is known to read about education, social science, inequalities, criminal justice, women issues from the cities and. she is here to present her research on the history of the teaching profession and how his policymakers there is an opportunity for all of us to help teachers improve their practice. please join me in welcoming dana to the stage. [applause] >> good morning. thank you, jeremy for that really kind introduction. i'm really happy to be with the dcs, an organization whose research i've relied on so much over the years, to another place i can go as a journalist in the what is happening status date in our complex 50 state system has been so help well. i'm grateful to receive this invitation and thank you to all of you who are sticking with me here right before the beautifu