Presentation at a PACE Parent Recognition Dinner: “All of you here represent the great strides that have been made in advancing the optimal capacities of our children and families – and in increasing their potential. Continue reading
Category Archives: Education
Black and Hispanic children, nonetheless, continue to lag behind
“Black and Hispanic children, nonetheless, continue to lag behind. The black-white gap, as Diane Ravitch documents in her book Reign of Error, narrowed greatly in the era of desegregation, Continue reading
Education that Advances Democracy
A column appeared today in the Daily Bulletin that I wrote before the charter school issue at Pomona Unified. To their credit, Pomona Unified school board members denied a proposal by one of these independent for-profit acadamies to open a K-12 charter school in the district. The article is timely since I will be speaking to these issues today at a Claremont Colleges’ conference of twenty liberal arts colleges from throughout the U. S. on community engagement. The link to my column is below:
http://www.dailybulletin.com/opinions/ci_22493361/education-that-advances-democracy
Teacher Education and Practice
This article was published in a Texas journal.