Education, Poverty, race, racism, Trumplandia
Month: May 2017
15 Posts
Power, Responsibility, and the White Men of Academia
Franz Kafka, genre, Haruki Murakami
Haruki Murakami’s 7 Stories: “It’s quite easy to become Men Without Women”
Charleston Post and Courier, Coleman, College Board, Education, education reform, Equity, inequity, Meritocracy, Poverty, privilege, race, racism, SAT, Testing
Reader 22 May 2017 [UPDATED]: Connecting Dots
College Board, Education, education reform, Educational Research, Gilles Deleuze, literacy, Michel Foucault, NCLB, Poverty, Standards, Statistics, Teaching, Testing, Writing
Reformed to Death: Discipline and Control Eclipse Education
#BlackLivesMatter, Education, inequity, Martin Luther King Jr., race, racism
Dismantling Monuments: History as a Living Document
AlterNet, College Board, Education, education reform, Equity, inequity, Meritocracy, opportunity gap, Poverty, privilege, race, racism, SAT, Standards, Testing
Elite or Selective?: Reconsidering Who We Educate and How
Education, literacy, Lou LaBrant, reading, Writing
academic freedom isn't free 