…the youngest of students can grasp the concept of global citizenship. By examining our shared human experiences, rights, and responsibilities, we reinforce what it means to be a citizen of…
…important fact: for better or worse, students’ words matter. In preparation for the Journalism Education Association’s Certification for Journalism Educators (CJE) exam last week, I brushed up on various aspects…
…are valid only to the extent that they help students learn.” Too often teachers are required to measure or describe some aspect of a student’s literacy performance only to enter…
…families, who are many and diverse. To navigate this new era we need to engage—what are our common aspirations and how might we resolve differences? These are the questions we…
…connected to the cultural or religious aspects of Judaism. The nuances of Jewish identity exist on a vast spectrum. For example, observant Jewish students might show visible signs of religious…
…to determine a project they can undertake to plan and publicize their contribution to a more just world. Learn even more in these blog posts that touch on aspects of…
…it or even necessarily appreciate it. It does mean that we extend our experience sufficiently to grasp it as a . . . possibility.” (1995, p. 4) Ultimately, Maxine argued…
…planning student in my class read Young’s article and responded this way: “As an aspiring urban planner, both my classes and personal interests have brought me to many public meetings…
…benefit students in many aspects of their lives in and outside of school. “People must learn, as with everything else, how to look at any piece of writing, any video,…
…and campaigns for the legislation are underway in a number of other states. Join NCTE and our assembly AASP/JEA, won’t you, and advocate for New Voices legislation in your state….
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