I received an email from Anya Kucharev, who I met in 1983 on the first AHP-Soviet-North America Exchange Project trip to the U.S.S.R. Kucharev was known as the “cross-cultural Sherpa” for her work as a guide and...
Read MoreIn 2014, there were 100 new posts added to the Art of Teaching Science blog, as shown in the graphic below. I’ve made links to the top five posts for 2014. As you can see, our examination of the how the Gates Foundation...
Read MoreIn an earlier post, I wrote about native science as providing a new paradigm for learning science. The paradigm that I wrote about was based on the work of Gregory Cajete’s Native Science: Natural Laws of...
Read MoreThe conservative world-view is at the root of educational reform, not only in the United States, but in most countries around the world. This world-view has set in motion the reform of education based on a common set of...
Read MoreProfessor Julian Vasquez Heilig, author of the blog, Cloaking Inequity, provides an important look into the nature of Teach for America, and why it is not the way teachers for our schools should be prepared, or hired. He...
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