The Need for Discontinuous ImprovementIt’s better to do the right thing wrong than the wrong thing right. — Russ Ackoff
We Are Probably Doing it Wrong“If you are doing it the way you always have, you are probably doing it wrong.” That is on a painting in my wife’s office. I agree with that statement and I think that most people do too.
Has Cheating Doomed the New SAT?This article was written by Chris Lele, Magoosh’s resident GRE and SAT expert.
Community Schools: As Unique as the Children They ServeImagine a school that not only provides rich classes and challenging opportunities for students, but also builds the skills of parents who need help learning English or preparing for the GED. A school that has an inviting, cozy…
Does School Climate = Student Achievement?A steady stream of new research is confirming what common sense has told us all along…
Modern Learning: Not For Our Past But Their FutureEducation is in the futures business in that it is responsible for…
What happens when you address a tough topic with middle school students?My placement this semester is in an 8th grade classroom in a middle school. I have not observed in middle school since my very first semester as a preservice teacher, so I am learning a lot about middle…
Hacking High SchoolImagine contemporary learning spaces that challenge every convention of the places we built as high schools in the twentieth century.Imagine gathering spaces that encourage teens to work and play together in natural learning communities supported by teachers who…
