Edutopian Vision
[...]foundation officials are hard-pressed to identify any school that has adopted its strategies as a whole. [...]a better Edutopia tagline might be, "What We Think Would Probably Work in Public Education If Schools Would Stop Being So Old-Fashioned and Just Try It. For Edutopia, "What Wo...
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| description | [...]foundation officials are hard-pressed to identify any school that has adopted its strategies as a whole. [...]a better Edutopia tagline might be, "What We Think Would Probably Work in Public Education If Schools Would Stop Being So Old-Fashioned and Just Try It. For Edutopia, "What Works in Public Education" boils down to six "core principles": comprehensive assessment, integrated studies, project-based learning, social and emotional learning, teacher development, and technology integration (see sidebar). [...]we look for innovation and new approaches to reform so as not to become repetitive," says Edutopia editorial director David Markus. |
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