Teacher in a Strange Land: Who is Indoctrinating Whom? A few years back, I got an email from a recognizable family name in the district where I taught for over 30 years.... Read more »
Radical Eyes for Equity: ChatGPT and a New Battle in the Citation Gauntlet for Students and Teachers
Radical Eyes for Equity: ChatGPT and a New Battle in the Citation Gauntlet for Students and Teachers The responses to AI writing in the form of ChatGPT have run the gamut from... Read more »
Answer Sheet: Parents Know Best — Except When They Don’t Parents know what’s right for their kids, right? Here’s a piece that argues something else: not always, not in every facet of... Read more »
Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice: High Performing Teachers with Low-Tech Classrooms The title is neither a joke nor a poke in the eyes of techno-enthusiasts. Over a decade ago,... Read more »
Curmudgucation: The Choice Rural Students Don’t Need At Fox News, choicers Jason Bedrick and Matthew Lardner appear under the headline, “Why rural students need school choice.” What follows is an article that... Read more »
Nancy Bailey’s Education Website: Will the Future Include Free Democratic Public Schools and Teachers? Will today’s babies grow up with free democratic public schools, or will they attend schools stratified by wealth, with parents... Read more »
Janresseger: Expansion of School Vouchers Is Being Driven by an Ideological Corporate Campaign, Not by Voters This week in Iowa, Governor Kim Reynolds signed an Education Savings Account, universal voucher program into... Read more »
Shanker Blog: School Vouchers: There Is No Upside Our guest author today is Josh Cowen, Professor of Education Policy at Michigan State University. What if I told you there is a policy idea... Read more »
Alfie Kohn: How to Prevent Social Change: A Handy Guide for Educators and Parents If you’re the sort of person who prefers to perpetuate rather than challenge the status quo — or... Read more »
David Labaree on Schooling, History, and Writing: The Lure of Statistics for Educational Researchers
David Labaree on Schooling, History, and Writing: The Lure of Statistics for Educational Researchers This is a paper I published Educational Theory back in 2011 about the factors shaping the rise of quantification in education research. ... Read more »