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• January 5, 2014 •
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Posted in Aims, Authentic Education, Discrimination, Vision
Tags: aims, children, citizenry, control, dehumanizing, life-long learning, Prentice Powell, soulful education, spoken word, standardization, visions, youth
• January 2, 2014 •
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Posted in Authentic Education
Tags: aims, children, connections, effective teaching, humanizing, imagination, life-long learning, motivation, personal skill-building, soulful education, youth
• December 31, 2013 •
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Posted in Aims, Authentic Education, Creativity, Islamic Pedagogy, Spirituality
Tags: Abdul Hakim Murad, aims, children, connections, creativity, effective teaching, humanizing, imagination, Kinza Academy, life-long learning, play-based learning, soulful education, spirituality, TJ Winter, youth
• December 16, 2013 •
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Posted in Authentic Education, Islamic Pedagogy, Spirituality
Tags: Abdullah bin Bayyah, aims, character education, children, connections, discipline with dignity, effective teaching, empathy, humanizing, life-long learning, pedagogy, soulful education, spirituality, student needs, youth
• December 5, 2013 •
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Posted in Authentic Education, Discrimination, Great Teachers
Tags: aims, children, citizenry, empathy, humanizing, life-long learning, making a difference, motivation, Nelson Mandela, respect, responsibility, soulful education, spirituality, visions, youth
• December 3, 2013 •
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Posted in Authentic Education, History of Education, School is not education
Tags: aims, control, Dr Steven Davies, education policy, education reform, history of education, John Taylor Gatto, visions
• November 25, 2013 •
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Posted in Special Education
Tags: aims, Aspergers, autism, children, connections, humanizing, life-long learning, making a difference, respect, soulful education, special education
• November 22, 2013 •
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Posted in Aims, History of Education, Vision
Tags: aims, citizenry, civics, connections, curriculum, dignity, Gettysburg Address, history, life-long learning, making a difference, President Lincoln, President Obama, soulful education
• November 14, 2013 •
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Posted in Great Teachers
Tags: aims, children, connections, education policy, education reform, effective teaching, empathy, humanizing, life-long learning, making a difference, motivation, respect, responsibility, Rita Pierson, soulful education, teacher training, teachers, TED talk education, youth
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