Education, education reform, Neil Gaiman, reading, Teaching, Writing

Readers, Writers, Teachers, and Students: “the pointlessness of so much of it”

July 18, 2016 — 8 Comments

Education, education reform, IQ, Neil Gaiman, Testing

Rejecting IQ and All Labeling of Students

May 24, 2016 — 7 Comments

Education, education reform, Lou LaBrant, NCTE, Neil Gaiman, reading, science fiction

NCTE 2014: “Why do we need the things in books?”: The Enduring Power of Libraries and Literature

July 23, 2014 — 2 Comments

Capitalism, Childhood, Commons, communism, consumerism, Education, education reform, Equity, George Orwell, Grit, Margaret Atwood, Meritocracy, Neil Gaiman, Poverty, science fiction, social justice, socialism

George Saunders’s Allegory of Scarcity and Slack

June 15, 2014 — 9 Comments