the New York Times / CBS News / Wall Street Journal / Los Angeles Times / Dallas Morning News / McGraw-Hill / Friends / the Washington Post / MD The Vitamin D Council Inc. / Rand Corporation / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
IndustryTerm
education reform / corrupt testing infrastructure / corrupt public school testing infrastructure / media attention / large bank / /
MusicGroup
Friends / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Wobegon / Lake Woebegone / /
Organization
U.S. government / West Virginia Department of Education / Equal Opportunity Employment Commission / Thomas B. Fordham Foundation / California Department of Education / office of Student Assessment Services of the West / Kettering Family Foundation / U.S. Department of Education / Congress / Education Writers Association in Chicago / Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation / White House / federal government / Vitamin D Council / Texas Education Agency / California State Department of Education / Dirtiest School / Virginia Department of Education / Cleanest School / Stanford / /
Person
Robert Hicks / John Cannell / Richard Phelps / Samuel Johnson / Chester Finn / William Bennett / Bill Clinton / George Bush / Henry Bellman / Years Latera John Jacob Cannell / /
Position
nurse / x-ray technician / and lab technician / physician / and an activist / President / speaker / Governor / physician / state superintendent / Secretary / Superintendent / Attorneys General / Teacher / Governor / The author / Director / district superintendent / administrator / Secretary of Education / meeting Assistant U. S. Secretary / Assistant Secretary of Education / /
Product
Vitamin D / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / West Virginia / Tennessee / Oklahoma / California / Arkansas / /
PublishedMedium
the Wall Street Journal / The Rocky Mountain News / the New York Times / the Los Angeles Times / the Dallas Morning News / the Washington Post / /
“Lake Woebegone,” Twenty Years Latera John Jacob Cannell, MD The Vitamin D Council, Inc. Abstract Twenty years ago, John Cannell developed data on test scores that became known as the “Lake Woebegone effect.” Thi