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If We Want to Change Education, We Need to Disrupt It
What do you think our greatest improvements have been in the educational sector in the past couple of years? Has it been the number of...
Feb 11, 20154 min read
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Who Is the Teacher of Tomorrow?
In my last post, I asked people to “Imagine a School without Teachers” in order to examine some of the current challenges to the...
Feb 11, 20155 min read
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E-Learning Days Pave the Way to More Flexible Educational Models
With winter starting to dig in its heels, I’m thinking again of the concept of e-learning days, as many schools and school districts have...
Jan 16, 20154 min read
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Reflections on Learning Part II: Back to the Future
At the close of 2014, Designs2Learn shared memories of early learning: the rituals of school, learning journeys, learning how to fail,...
Jan 13, 20153 min read
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How Tragedy Opened the Door to a Teachable Moment
Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov’s decision to reject a student petition to suspend failing grades this semester has sparked...
Jan 5, 20153 min read
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Designing a Place for the PK-12 Student in Our Social Network
A recent article in the Chronicle by Judith Shapiro, The Value of a Shared Education, laid out the principles of Gemeinschaft and Gesells...
Nov 26, 20142 min read
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Mentoring for a Better Blend of 70:20:10 in Education
Advisement has received increased attention these past few years in large part due to relationships between performance (meaning...
Nov 26, 20143 min read
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