Education Reading List
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May 29, 2015
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Hi education innovators,
This week's digest features two takes on teacher retention, two articles on e-learning and blended learning, and a thought-provoking video on what school is for.
Enjoy!
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Seth Godin
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TEDxYouth
"What is school for?" Seth Godin does not believe that we're answering this question, or even asking this question.
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Paul Barnwell
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The Atlantic
What does it take for teachers to stay in high needs schools? One teacher shares his experience.
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Kaela Quinto
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EdSurge
Kaela is a first year student at Cristo Rey San Jose Jesuit High School in San Jose, CA. She writes about how blended learning has made a difference in her life.
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Mark Anderson
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The Guardian
The benefits and perils of e-learning as a way to boost education access in Africa.
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Heather Wolpert-Gawron
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Edutopia
"Teacherpreneurs are classroom experts who teach students regularly, but also have time, space, and reward to incubate and execute their own ideas -- just like entrepreneurs!"
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