Posts in Education

The Magic of a Story: Some Educational Parables

My favorite spiritual mentor used to relate an interesting paradox of sorts.  “It was not unusual,” he would say, “to be greeting folks leaving the[…]

Marilyn and Me . . . And the 50 Coins

I pulled the Parade magazine out of the Jan 13 Sunday paper, and, as if the Universe were grinning (cue the Twilight Zone music), I[…]

Another Three-Part Detour

Really, it’s my own fault.  I should never suggest the likely direction of the next column.  Inevitably, the Universe conspires to change my mind.  This[…]

And Rotate the Tires, Too – Education and Car Repair

The more things change, the more they stay the same.  At least so the adage goes.  And it seems to apply here. A couple of[…]

Life Skills: Bring On the Doggie Bag

Have you ever taken one look at the restaurant meal placed in front of you, then immediately placed your order for a ‘doggie bag’ or[…]

An Educational Insight on Immigration

It’s not breaking news:  immigration is a hot-button issue these days.  Apart from the bitter politics involved, there is an educational angle to this debate[…]

The Median, The Mean, and the Irony

Recent happenings from around the area, along with some thoughts on their connections to education. The Candidate and the Median: Recently, both the candidates for[…]

The Educational Angle on Immigration

It’s not breaking news:  immigration is a hot-button issue these days.  Apart from the bitter politics involved, there is an educational angle to this debate[…]

A Medical Model for Teacher Preparation

Unfortunately, there are few things tougher in teaching than getting started:  that first year at that first job is almost always the hardest.  No matter[…]

Education and Change: Preparing for the Future

Hang with me on this one, OK? Back in my college days (insert your own dinosaur joke), my wife had a favorite professor/mentor who would[…]

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