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Exciting jobs

• October 20, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aims, Discrimination, Education Reform, History of Education, Right to an Education
Tags: aims, children, citizenry, dignity, education policy, education reform, humanizing, making a difference, respect, responsibility, soulful education, student needs, students, visions, youth

Bridging the Gap

• July 4, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, Great Teachers, History of Education
Tags: aims, citizenry, Declaration of Independence, Fourth of July, history, history of education, humanizing, life-long learning, making a difference, respect, responsibility, soulful education, spirituality, visions

The Storm, the Whirlwind, the Earthquake

• July 4, 2013 • 2 Comments

Posted in Authentic Education, Great Teachers, History of Education
Tags: citizenry, connections, Fourth of July, Frederick Douglass, history, Howard Zinn, humanizing, life-long learning, lived realities, making a difference, respect, rewriting history, soulful education, spirituality, visions

Schooling the World: American Progress

• June 27, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, Discrimination, History of Education, School is not education
Tags: aims, children, citizenry, conformity, control, conventional education, courage of your convictions, dignity, humanizing, personal skill-building, respect, Schooling the World, soulful education, spirituality, visions

Schooling the World

• June 27, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, History of Education, School is not education
Tags: citizenry, conformity, connections, control, conventional education, courage of your convictions, creativity, dignity, education, educational institutions, humanizing, Schooling the World, soulful education, spirituality, western education

A People’s History

• June 24, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, History of Education
Tags: boards of education, history, humanizing, life-long learning, lived realities, personal skill-building, professionalism, respect, responsibility, rewriting history, soulful education, teaching methodology, youth

Public Opinion

• June 19, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aims, History of Education
Tags: aims, citizenry, connections, creativity, education policy, history, life-long learning, motivation, personal skill-building, respect, technology, visions, youth

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