Category: Martin Luther King Jr.
26 Posts
CCSS, Coleman, College Board, comic books, Critical Pedagogy, diversity, Education, education reform, Educational Research, Equity, fascism, inequity, Martin Luther King Jr., Paulo Freire, politics, Poverty, race, racism, Statistics, Testing, VAM
The Politics of Education Policy: Even More Beware the Technocrats
Charter schools, Education, education reform, inequity, Invisible Hand, Martin Luther King Jr., miracle schools, Poverty, race, racism, School choice, Segregation, sexism, social justice
Innovative Deception: The Charter Scam Chronicles Continue
#BlackLivesMatter, Education, inequity, Martin Luther King Jr., race, racism
Dismantling Monuments: History as a Living Document
#BlackLivesMatter, Education, education reform, James Baldwin, Martin Luther King Jr., race, racism, Ralph Ellison
Rejecting Cultural Literacy for Culturally Relevant: From Baldwin to Cole, “the custodian of a black body”
Critical Pedagogy, deficit thinking, Education, education reform, Education Week, Equity, Grit, growth mindset, Journal of Educational Controversy, Martin Luther King Jr., Media, Meritocracy, No Excuses Reform, Poverty, privilege
Failing Still to Address Poverty Directly: Growth Mindset as Deficit Ideology
Education, Howard Zinn, Martin Luther King Jr., Poverty, race, racism
