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Who has the right to decide what should be taught in public schools?...
For educators and policymakers who are passionate about social justice, one of the...
My ninth-grade projects this past semester incorporated all sorts of art learning, from...
Smart dog. Life imitates life. The dog’s nips and snarls are not unlike the aggressive...
Almost all of us have at some point taught something that was completely irrelevant to the...
The first might be expected of my eighth graders: they were not listening during class. The...
Last Spring, as part of our school’s Immersion Week, thirteen students and I headed to...
What students find daunting in Biology is not so much the concepts, but the amount...
Exhibitions of student learning, with their many projects, activities, and associated banter, can take on the atmosphere of a science fair or a grand opening at an art gallery.
A former student and translator of Jean Piaget, Eleanor Duckworth is Professor of...
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