" Alice through the Looking Glass - Guild " ( CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 ) by  stuartcreasey “If I had a world of my own, everything would ...

image designed by Gigi Luberes In my original post on EduKare I contextualized it as a concept that mitigates problems inherent wi...

flickr image via tibchris I'd still do it. Let me explain the reason. I noticed a recent trackback on Connected Principals, anot...

   flickr image via peasap     We talk about personal space in schools all the time. We try to teach kids that invading one's ...

So I am delighted at the attention my first EduKare post garnered over the last two weeks. The conversation has been very involved; the ...

Recently the "tone" of my blog was called into question. Before this I can say with absolute honesty that I had given precisely z...

flickr CC image via timparkinson I'm blown away by the volume of Twitter posts addressing the issue of testing in education. An...

  There is a sort of natural selection process inherent in a paradigm shift. At the brink of change, people need to see for themselves th...

The January 2010 suicide in Massachusetts of Phoebe Prince prompted investigators to accuse nine of her fellow students with the bullying...

flickr CC image via emilydickinsonridesabmx I first heard about Geoffrey Canada by reading a book called "Hope: How Triumphant L...

flickr CC image via Enokson As a former special education teacher, I have had numerous opportunities to develop individual education p...

flickr CC image via bobaliciouslondon Why do those of us in education seemingly vilify the "business" model of leadership an...