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MAKEing Student Voice Heard through Political Art

“Children should be seen not heard.” How many of us feel like this was the mantra when growing up? In … More

connected learning, educational reform, Hypothes.is, KQED DoNow, KQED EdSpace, Letters to Next President, Mozilla Foundation, New Tech High at Coppell, NWP, social action, transformation, Youth Radio

Mind Dump: Youth in Participatory Politics?

Let’s get the conversation started. What’s the role  of  youth in the democratic process? As an English teacher, I am … More

#DoNowPolitics, dml central, Letters to Next President, Literacy in the Democratic Process, NWP, social action, transformation

RSA Animate – The Empathic Civilisation

This video gives us something to think about in terms of how our brains are wired. How will this impact what happens in your classroom? How do you teach empathy? Why it this an essential skill?

cognitive science, empathy, rsa, social action

teachingtochangela.org

via teachingtochangela.org

equity and education, social action

Do We Need an Internet Freedom Movement?

via mashable.com Interesting discussion here. What is technology’s role? Serve citizens? Is this happening? Consider censorship on the internet. What happened to freedom? What can we do? “Build consent of the networked?”

internet, mashable, Rebecca MacKinnon, social action, TED

Declaration of Education | Write Your Declaration

via declarationofeducation.com Every once in a while, all the stars align, and an opportunity to both teach and participate in social action arises. Tomorrow, May 10, 2011, is one of those days. It’s the Great American Teach In. What will you do t…

declaration of education, social action, student empowerment, student rights

Racial Microaggressions

Replace “therapist” with “teacher” and “client” with “student”. Incredible start to uncomfortable yet imperative conversations.

equity and education, racial microaggressions, social action

What Should Civic Learning Look Like in an Age of Social and Technological Change? | DMLcentral

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digital citizenship, digital learning, social action, students as producers

2011 Council of Youth Research PowerPoints — IDEA

Skip to content. | Skip to navigation Site Map Accessibility Contact Advanced Search… Sections Home About History of IDEA Jeannie Oakes, Founder and Former Director Learning Power Areas of Research Resources, Conditions, and Opportunities High Sch…

equity and education, ernest morrell, IDEA, social action, youth research

The Council of Youth Research — IDEA

Skip to content. | Skip to navigation Site Map Accessibility Contact Advanced Search… Sections Home About History of IDEA Jeannie Oakes, Founder and Former Director Learning Power Areas of Research Resources, Conditions, and Opportunities High Sch…

equity and education, ernest morrell, social action, urban education

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