As districts and
schools around the country think about extending the reach of excellent teachers, they want real - life examples to show them how to tackle each of these challenges.
Not exact matches
Although many philosophers in history have written from a process perspective, the term today is reserved for a particular
school of
thought centered
around the works of Alfred North Whitehead, whose philosophical writings spanned the two decades of the 1920's and 1930's and the two
countries of England and the United States.
From Rachel: When I
think about what the «Christian» music industry was like back when Caedmon's Call was playing all
around the
country (when I was in high
school / college) and what it is like today, it's really kind of mind - blowing.
Some real - life changes, however, are being made in a number of
schools around the
country that focus on the critical -
thinking skills of one student at a time instead of the collective test scores of a class, or a whole
school, or a state.
Many
schools around the
country are incorporating design
thinking strategies into their curriculum and developing maker spaces and «fab» labs to support this innovative approach to learning.
(Actually, though I work with
schools and teachers
around the
country, I can't
think of any that do this, but I figure there are probably a few out there).
This isn't just wishful
thinking; all
around the
country, affluent families are choosing to send their children to racially and socio - economically integrated
schools, in places like Cambridge and Berkeley, but also in less likely spots such as Alexandria, Virginia; Stapleton, Colorado; and Miraloma Park, California.
But I also
think, as you go
around the
country, to some extent
school districts don't like the notion of funds leaving the traditional
school system into a different sector.
As the conversation continues about the need for more quality
schools here in Los Angeles and
around the
country, I
think back often to that night in the church basement.
She researched other
school models
around the
country that exemplified key principles — a
school designed with the learner in mind, collaborative community, design
thinking, global connections, inquiry, technology and other real world tools, and a growth mindset poised to change the world.
Sharing these tools with museums and science centers
around the
country can allow their connections with local
schools to grow and fill a vital need for education that is interdisciplinary, integrated, and focused on skills such as critical
thinking, creativity, effective communication, and adaptability.
As the executive director of D.C.
think tank Education Sector, he's watched as private
school voucher programs have cropped up
around the
country.
eSpark Learning partners with forward -
thinking school districts
around the
country who are ready to invest in their teachers and technology to create an exceptional learning experience.