Monthly Archives: November 2020

K–12: The Life and Death of the Mind

Posted on 2 November, 2020 by Bruce Price

By Bruce Deitrick Price The life of the mind. This lovely phrase states what education is supposed to be about.. All things bright and cerebral. Play chess. Write a story. Devise a plan for any goal. Weigh evidence for and … Continue reading →

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Hoping for a Stronger Focus on Public Education after November 3, 2020

Posted on 1 November, 2020 by Sandra Stotsky

Whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden wins in the presidential election of 2020, we need a new kind of Secretary of Education—someone who has classroom teaching experience beyond grade 5 and has administered an elementary, middle, or high school for … Continue reading →

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