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Multiple Choices, All the Wrong Answers

• April 9, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Aims, Education Reform, Educational Policy
Tags: aims, common core, connections, education policy, education reform, effective teaching, soulful education, standardized testing, student needs, teacher training, teaching methodology, visions

Dysfunctional nonconformists.

• April 9, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, Right to an Education, Unschooling
Tags: aims, conformity, connections, control, education policy, education reform, educational institutions, effective teaching, Noam Chomsky, public education, soulful education, student needs, teaching methodology

A Year at Mission Hill: Reimagining Public Education

• March 28, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Alternative Education, Authentic Education, Education Reform
Tags: children, citizenry, connections, education policy, education reform, effective teaching, empathy, life-long learning, making a difference, motivation, personal skill-building, Sam Chaltain, soulful education, spirituality, teaching methodology

Hey Diddle, Diddle…

• March 25, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Alternative Education, Teaching methodology
Tags: connections, creativity, curriculum, effective teaching, life-long learning, math, personal skill-building, student needs, teaching methodology

School makes me…

• March 14, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Alternative Education, Authentic Education, Vision
Tags: afterschool, aims, children, connections, control, education policy, homeschooling, soulful education, student needs, teacher training, teaching methodology, unschooling, youth

I know you’re in there, I can see it in your eyes.

• March 12, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Special Education
Tags: children, connections, effective teaching, empathy, making a difference, pedagogy, professionalism, respect, responsibility, soulful education, special education, teacher training, teaching methodology

children full of life

• March 8, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, Spirituality, Teacher Training
Tags: children, connections, empathy, great teachers, humanizing, Japan, life-long learning, making a difference, motivation, personal skill-building, respect, soulful education, spirituality, student needs, teaching methodology

Welcome to our Universe

• March 7, 2013 • 2 Comments

Posted in Authentic Education, Special Education
Tags: aims, creativity, dyslexia, life-long learning, motivation, NASA, personal skill-building, special education, student needs, teaching methodology, visions

Biological Definition of Childhood

• March 5, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Child-led learning, Early Childhood Education, Gender-based education, Play-based Learning
Tags: children, connections, dignity, gender education, girls, humanizing, life-long learning, making a difference, motivation, nature, parenting, soulful education, student needs, teaching methodology, youth

I would rather…

• February 26, 2013 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Authentic Education, Homeschooling
Tags: aims, children, connections, creativity, homeschooling, humanizing, imagination, life-long learning, nature, pedagogy, personal skill-building, play-based learning, soulful education, teaching methodology, unschooling

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The Finer Points

A Blog About All Things Fine Arts at the University of Utah.