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Category Archives: Education Reform
THE ANXIOUS GENERATION by Jonathan Haidt
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but Jonathan Haidt’s latest, THE ANXIOUS GENERATION: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness, a must-read for parents and educators, brilliantly captures his two … Continue reading
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LEARNS by Robert Pondiscio
Maybe you’ve never heard of the Success Academy Charter Schools network or its controversial leader, Eva Moskowitz. Or maybe you have. Maybe you think Eva is the devil incarnate, or maybe you are a fan. As someone who’s been involved … Continue reading
Posted in Education Reform, For BUSINESS PEOPLE, For EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, Investigative journalism, Nonfiction, Poverty, School leadership, Social entrepreneurs, Social Justice
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MY LATEST BOOK…
“Whether you know much about charter schools or not, you have probably—at some point in your life—wondered: Why is K-12 education the way it is? Why isn’t it more the way I want it to be? People have asked themselves … Continue reading
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HELPING CHILDREN SUCCEED by Paul Tough
In 2013, the United States reached a sad milestone: 51 percent of public school students now live in poverty. That’s right, 51 percent. More than every other child. In public schools. In this country. Live in poverty. Paul Tough’s previous … Continue reading
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WHISTLING VIVALDI by Claude M. Steele
This amazing book, subtitled How Stereotypes Affect Us and What We Can Do, takes its title from a story that Brent Staples (now a NY Times columnist but then a University of Chicago psychology graduate student), told about an experience … Continue reading
THE SOCIAL PROFIT HANDBOOK by David Grant
From its very title, THE SOCIAL PROFIT HANDBOOK by David Grant challenges the status quo. We should rename “not-for-profit” organizations as “social profit” organizations—because, after all, isn’t that what they are designed to do, benefit society? Yes. Exactly. As the … Continue reading
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BUILDING A BETTER TEACHER by Elizabeth Green
It would be difficult, if not impossible, to capture and evaluate all of the many ways in which people throughout history have attempted to prepare teachers for their profession. If teacher preparation were a pie, you would have to stand … Continue reading
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NO STRUGGLE, NO PROGRESS by Howard Fuller (with Lisa Frazier Page)
Some people in this world always seem to be where the action is. They run toward the flames of a burning building instead of running away; they jump in the ocean when someone appears to be drowning; they look for … Continue reading
THE SMARTEST KIDS IN THE WORLD by Amanda Ripley
If you live in the northeastern United States, you may not know that on school days in Texas, public school students pledge allegiance twice: once to the American flag, once to the flag of Texas. I know. I was a … Continue reading
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THE ART OF COACHING by Elena Aguilar
Although I am usually a fast reader, I admit it took me a while to read THE ART OF COACHING. It’s incredibly comprehensive, like a very large pot of soup, and I didn’t want to miss a drop. Elena Aguilar, … Continue reading