Sesame Street turned TV into the most effective early-learning tool ever made. Here’s how it proved education can be joyful, creative, and for everyone.
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American Education Has Never Been Neutral Ground
As book bans and censorship spread, leaders must decide: protect comfort or defend truth? History shows progress comes from courage in education.
Read MoreWhen Education Becomes the Battlefield
Education today is a battlefield. Book bans, attacks on history, and efforts to erase memory are all tactics used to silence the truth. If education is to matter, it must be practiced as freedom, not silence.
Read MoreTeaching History Without Stories? Your Curriculum May Need a Serious Glow Up.
Our Balkanized approach of names, dates, and places unanchored in time and devoid of context, ignores the interconnected nature of history and the powerful “stickiness” of stories.
Read MoreSo, How Did I Do? A Response to My 2024 Predictions on Education
Last February, I made ten predictions regarding education policy and practice and promised to grade my work. In the spirit of accountability, here’s how I did!
Read MoreHere’s Why We Must Teach Democracy in Public Schools
Students must learn their role in their community inside and outside of school. When they practice working with others and institutions as citizens, they learn to fully own their citizenship.
Read MoreHow Do We Make Our Classrooms Feel Like Home to Each and Every Student?
Creating inclusive classrooms is crucial for students’ sense of belonging and acceptance. Learn how to make your classroom feel like home.
Read MoreWalters Recruits Project 2025 and Prager U Architects for Social Studies Overhaul for Oklahoma Schools
Oklahoma’s Curriculum Overhaul Sparks Fears of Historical Erasure, Christian Nationalism and Right-Wing Indoctrination.
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