“Even More Cartoons On AI”
How Do We Teach Students About Race In US History?
“Why I’m A Public-School Teacher But A Private-School Parent”
What Might Be The Place Of Robots In Schools?
What Did Teaching Social Studies Look Like 70 Years Ago?
“At no time in those years, however, did I ask myself whether these technologies were productive, (i.e., did they get students to learn better?) or efficient (i.e., did I teach more and faster?). They were available and I wanted to get away from the daily grind of lecturing and managing large-group discussions. I used them […]
Furniture As Insight Into How Teachers Teach
“Lighthouse Parents Have More Confident Kids”
“A parent’s first instinct is often to remove obstacles from their child’s path, obstacles that feel overwhelming to them but are easily navigable by us. This urge has led to pop-culture mythology around pushy parenting styles, including the “Helicopter Parent,” who flies in to rescue a child in crisis, and the “Snowplow Parent,” who flattens […]
How Vocational Education Became Career And Technical Education
Connecting Haidt And Carr To Early Enthusiasm Around The Web
“Whatever Happened To The Coalition Of Essential Schools?”
“It is gone. What began as Ted Sizer’s ground-breaking effort to reform U.S.’s 25,000 high schools in 1984 reached 1000-plus schools by 1997, the year Sizer retired from CES. By 2017, however, CES had closed operations with less than 100 affiliated schools. Is this another story of a reform birthed in one educational crisis and […]