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Phi Delta Kappan | 2011
Joan Richardson
The changing demographic in todays teaching workforce has consequences for how teachers relate to each other and how they will shape the culture of the profession.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2009
Joan Richardson
When Algebra Project creator Bob Moses and math researcher Deborah Ball talk, their conversation is less about the mechanics of math and more about issues of equity and education.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2011
Joan Richardson
A solid idea coupled with savvy marketing has enabled Rick DuFours vision of PLCs to revolutionize how teachers work with each other.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2010
Joan Richardson
The authors of Disrupting Class believe education will be shaped by innovations that create opportunities to individualize learning for every child.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2010
Joan Richardson
The United States should deepen what it does best, rather than trying to catch up to developing nations.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2010
Joan Richardson
Almost everything the U.S. is doing right now to connect students with college is probably necessary — but its not sufficient if we want more students to be successful in college.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2013
Joan Richardson
Once an also-ran in international comparisons, Finland has soared to the top by building a system based on trust and responsibility.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2017
Joan Richardson
The NAACP, nation’s largest civil rights organization, steps up its opposition to charter schools just as a president and new education secretary appear ready to kick the sector into high gear. In 2016, the NAACP passed a resolution calling on a moratorium on the expansion of charter schools, citing concerns about transparency and accountability, diversion of money away from traditional public schools to charter schools, discipline and segregation of racial minorities. Julian Vasquez Heilig, who is a member of the California NAACP and a professor of educational leadership and policy studies at California State University Sacramento, responds to questions about that resolution and the role that charter schools play in the United States.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2014
Joan Richardson
Reading scholar Maryanne Wolf believes that every child needs an array of digital skills in their learning repertoire. Her research focuses on how best to introduce technology in terms of reading acquisition so children can develop deep reading skills over time. Educators must focus on a carefully considered trajectory in order to develop a truly biliterate child who knows what is best for different kinds of reading.
Phi Delta Kappan | 2010
Joan Richardson
Bullied in school, Kevin Jennings now devotes his life to making schools safe for all children.