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In 1983 Congress declared that our schools were mediocre. The congressional report was titled A Nation at Risk.
Episode 90 of Let's Fix Education (a short podcast and transcript) looks back 40 years at this important moment in history.…
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The Dim Bulb
The Occasional Musings of an Educator
by Michael Keany
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Media saturation dominates what adolescents experience on a daily basis. News and information within a vast ecosystem continues to impact their worldview. As they digest and strive to better integrate, synthesize and understand this information there is a growing need to help them navigate the world as digital citizens. “Digital Citizenship, and a growing awareness of the need to teach young people how to better understand and recognize media influences,…
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Barking Up The Wrong Tree
March 13th, 2023
Eric Barker
Here’s how to increase your attention span, according to neuroscience:
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The Dim Bulb
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