Interdisciplinary social science scholar of organizational learning, leadership and change, education policy implementation, academic publishing, and Scouting.
Great to have Joe Polizzi @Schoolhouseink , back at penn State this morning to present his new book--Understanding Suffering in Schools: Shining a Light on the Dark Places of Education. @PSU_CollegeOfEd@PSU_EdPolicy
@catbiddle @AcademicMamas Definitely go to see the Udvar-Hazy Museum (good for kids and adults). I’ve *heard* from reliable parents that elementary students found Spy Museum boring. So investigate before dialing in. https://t.co/NyskqEu5Jd
Some enthusiasm from @NEPCtweet about an article we wrote for @SAGEJournals Education, Citizenship, and Social Justice. Helping teachers integrate sustainable development goals into student civic engagement.
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You won’t believe who the “good guys” are in this story! How many histories have been obfuscated by the winners? #irishholocost https://t.co/wkmPVQparq
A first-of-its-kind school segregation dashboard from @TCFdotorg shows how segregated the schools in every metro area in the U.S. are—including breakdowns by different types of segregation & what the causes of that segregation is. Check it out: https://t.co/Gh5g3r9bM5
Lesson learned: saw a woman using paper grocery bags as her “reusable bags” at the grocery store. Brilliant! Especially when you have a pantry full and 90% of what we think we recycle goes to the landfill! https://t.co/VEmxjH18PQ
The need for systemic change in education captured in a picture - from Pre-K to workforce education. All well-meaning forces, nested in a system that is designed to work against itself in one way or another.