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Columnist David Brooks penned a commentary in which he argues that students’ emotional relationships with…
Read More »There’s something so pure about artistic forms of assessment. When I was teaching, I was a fan of the book…
Read More »I work with lots of teachers and I am in lots of schools. It occurred to me not so long…
Read More »I have re-watched this several times, always intrigued by Chomsky’s notion that what happens internally (within the mind) when one…
Read More »Weapons of Math Destruction is an erudite and accessible analysis of how algorithms perpetuate inequity in society. But sometimes quick and…
Read More »The term “classroom management” irks many educators. The two-word phrase ignores the heart and soul of teaching: it’s not about…
Read More »StoryCorp’s video memoir of Ronald Clark, who grew up living in the Washington Height’s public library, will make you yearn…
Read More »Nutrition is something schools have mostly addressed with a requisite health class. Chef Jamie Oliver says that we have to…
Read More »Dr. Pedro Noguera offers these sagacious words: “We live in a country where those who know the most about education…
Read More »I first saw reference to this clip in the book They Say/I Say by Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein. The…
Read More »Something incredible happens when you read through machines. You can see things in texts you…
Read More »Spirituality and education are not often used in the same breath today, but perhaps they should be. Parker Palmer wrote…
Read More »I don’t know who made these films, but there are many of them online. Called “instructional” or “educational” films, you can…
Read More »We don’t talk enough about nutrition in education. I don’t mean nutrition curricula, which is also important. I mean we…
Read More »I’ve been listening to an audiobook of John Dewey’s classic Democracy in Education [free here]. Listening to his work is…
Read More »How Japanese schools approach lunch is eye-opening, especially as many conversations about public education are reduced to narrowly defined academics.…
Read More »I was astonished to see this advertisement in the subway the other day. While riding the 2 train to a…
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