Month: April 2018
13 Posts
Beware the Disciplinary Blame Game
Education, education reform, Education Week, Educational Research, literacy, reading
What’s Wrong with Education as a Discipline?: Unpacking the Reading Wars (Again)
“Your House Is Just a Place for Your Stuff”
Where Do Poems Come From?
“Out of Joint”: On Ideology and Anxiety
Critical Pedagogy, Education, literacy, Margaret Atwood, Paulo Freire, poetry, politics, reading, REM, Teaching
What Does This Poem Mean?: On the Politics of Core Knowledge and Reading Instruction
Eugene V. Debs, politics, Poverty, privilege, Progressivism
The Lazy Libertarian Lie: Paul Ryan Edition
Charter schools, corporal punishment, Critical Pedagogy, deficit thinking, Education, education reform, Educational Research, grade retention, Grit, growth mindset, Gun Control, literacy, Lou LaBrant, Merit Pay, NCTE, NEPC, No Excuses Reform, politics, Progressivism, Standards, Teaching, Testing, VAM
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