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Three stylized flowers with red petals and green stems, each containing houses and text such as feedback and performance improvement within the leaves and stems, set against a black background. The flowers are outlined in blue.
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Making Critique Work.

I introduced critique to my class after reading Ron Berger’s manifesto, An Ethic of...
Making Critique Work.
A man with brown hair and a mustache smiles outdoors, standing in front of gray siding and green leafy plants—capturing the warmth often found in beautiful lessons or shared crafting lessons.
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Crafting Beautiful Lessons

Ron Berger is interviewed on his approach to engage students in the creation of “beautiful work”
Crafting Beautiful Lessons
A person with long hair sits at an Apple computer, engaging in an educational video game with block-style graphics and mountains on the screen. Other people are using similar computers nearby, suggesting a collaborative environment that supports project-based learning.
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Educational Video Games And Transdisciplinary PBL

The above scene occurred in a recent session of the Minecraft Mathematics Middle School...
Educational Video Games And Transdisciplinary PBL
Abstract image with brown, radiating, jagged lines and splatters against a dark background, resembling an explosion or burst of energy—inviting viewers to reflect on the interplay between truths and myths.
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Deconstructing Myths And Clarifying Truths

There are times when I recognize the importance of my job as a history teacher more...
Deconstructing Myths And Clarifying Truths
A group of smiling kids pose outdoors, embodying Building Empathy; one boy with curly hair and a gray hoodie is crouched in front, with other kids standing and sitting behind him, all sharing in a moment of connection and understanding.
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Building Empathy Through Action

Teenager. What does that word make you think about? Do you think of recklessness and...
Building Empathy Through Action
Abstract image showing copper-colored, jagged rays and splashes radiating outward on a textured dark background, resembling an explosion or burst of energy—an evocative visual metaphor for transformative education inspired by thinkers like Freire and Dewey.
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Why Dewey Needs Freire

So many silos. In the darkness and confusion of these post-election days, this is one...
Why Dewey Needs Freire
A smiling boy with dark hair holds a pencil, appearing happy and engaged—a moment that reflects deeper learning in action. The background is blurred with green and yellow hues.
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Deeper Learning and Equity

What does it take to do both?
Deeper Learning and Equity
Several newspaper mockups with colorful borders are pinned to a wall, featuring headlines and images. Among the bold print, one page catches the eye with the phrase “Thou Talk’st of Nothing” as its headline. The papers are arranged in a grid pattern, suggesting a classroom or creative display setting.
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“Thou Talk’st of Nothing”

In today’s media-saturated society, it can sometimes feel like a sisyphean feat to...
“Thou Talk’st of Nothing”
A person in a red plaid shirt has a video call on a laptop, with another person’s face visible on the screen. Channeling their inner Edu-Nerd, the laptop sits on a stack of items—perhaps textbooks or notes—with cables visible nearby, suggesting an environment where learning and connection combine in true education style.
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An Edu-Nerd’s Heaven

To say that my first year of teaching was a struggle would be the professional...
An Edu-Nerd’s Heaven
A child’s hand in a blue sleeve holds a magnifying glass over dry leaves and grass on the ground, examining the natural details closely—a gentle display of patience and developing executive function as they explore their surroundings with curiosity.
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Executive Function And The Provenance Of Patience

Later, though, after the third time my mother had asked me the same question within the...
Executive Function And The Provenance Of Patience
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