Top stories published by Identity, Education and Power in 2017

Top Stories published by Identity, Education and Power in 2017

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Autumn A. Arnett in Identity, Education and Power

Feb 16, 2017

Let’s Stop Using the Term ‘Achievement Gap’

Earlier this week, while posting my black education history fact of the day, I was…

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Sherri Spelic in Identity, Education and Power

Dec 8, 2017

Letting Go Of School In Order To Think About Education

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Sherri Spelic in Identity, Education and Power

May 28, 2017

What We Should Be Talking About When We Talk About Education

There are many metaphors we use to capture our ideas of education’s purpose in society: a ticket, a key, a vehicle, a road. To describe education’s uneven realities we may hear of a struggle, a fight, competition, a race…

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Arthur Chiaravalli in Identity, Education and Power

Oct 7, 2017

The Gradeless Garden

Why natural, neutral, and nothing is not enough

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Christopher R. Rogers in Identity, Education and Power

Mar 31, 2017

A Celebration of #LetUsBreathe’s Brave Space Agreements || Seeding Abolition as Pedagogy into the Educator’s…

Peter Anderson in Identity, Education and Power

Jul 21, 2017

This Just Isn’t Something Public Teachers Do — Part 1

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Sherri Spelic in Identity, Education and Power

Aug 20, 2017

Scholarly Pedagogy and Its Witnesses

Through the rise and reach of social media one of the advantages for educators has been an…

Peter Anderson in Identity, Education and Power

Jul 27, 2017

This Just Isn’t Something Public Teachers Do — Part 2

Continued from Part 1

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Sherri Spelic in Identity, Education and Power

Mar 19, 2017

Alright, fine.

On Always Arriving at a Black Identity

My father had a standard line of approval he delivered for every imaginable celebration. Whether at Christmas, Easter, anniversary, or birthday, after receiving any kind of gift he would say, “Well, that’s…

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Sherri Spelic in Identity, Education and Power

Jun 28, 2017

Sometimes I Wish I Didn’t Care

Take this statement from Ian Bogost writing in The Atlantic:

“It’s as if Google, the company that promised to organize and make accessible the world’s information, has done the opposite.”

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