Few topics are as political as education, in which at least basic schooling is compulsory for all Americans. It is fitting, then, that we conclude this week’s focus on change with a look at the changes that presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama each propose for U.S. education. After analyzing educational policy [...]
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McCain and Obama on educational change
Posted by John Moravec in Saturday, June 14th 2008
Topics: Public Policy Tags: assessment, change, education, families, learning, NCLB, politics, public education
Top ten list #8: Ways to transform schools into centers of knowledge production and innovation
Posted by Education Futures Editors in Wednesday, June 27th 2007
Topics: Top ten list Tags: coconstructivism, creativity, families, Innovation, knowledge production, learning
Today’s list discusses how to move beyond the failures of U.S. education and transform our schools, communities, and families into centers of knowledge production and innovation.
Schools of the agricultural and industrial ages produced graduates suitable for their economies and societies. Change is accelerating, and students that are being prepared for old society jobs cannot [...]
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