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Making Progressive on Progressive Education: First Empower Teachers

Schlidge

2019

How to shift the conversations about progressive education toward empowering teachers.

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Theresa is a progressive English teacher and department chairperson who looks to make human connections with all her students and teachers.
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Reimagining public middle schools in Western Michigan.
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Listening and learning from 400+ young people & educators.

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During his career, Paul has taught everything from kindergarten to college. Along the way, he used design thinking to transform his classroom into a more inquisitive and creative space.

Designing Possibility in Schools

September 22, 2022

The default culture within most schools today is more transactional than transformational and dehumanizing in that students and teachers do not have the space where they can be successful without sacrificing some part of their identities.
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I think a lot of communities have a problem of too much competition, I guess. That they can't... when it gets to a point that they can't be happy for other people's accomplishments and that the only thing they can do is want to be better than the other person or the rest of them.

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