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It’s been a heavy week of content, shortchanging kids on learning, balancing rights and inclusion. And it’s been a bit since we had fish pics this year. So let’s end on a light note: Here’s Jonathan Harber and family with some fish. Harber does, and has done, a lot in this sector. And I’ve featured …
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Education entrepreneur Jonathan Harber and his son James with some Yellowfin Tuna from off of Long Island, out near the continental shelf. 60-70#s those are… By clicking on this archive you will find hundreds of pictures of education types with fish. It’s an ointment for obscene times. Send me yours!
Greetings. Light posting with a lot of other work commitments. July will be light as well. A few items today. A seminar I did at Harvard on culture wars and school boards, a new WonkyFolk with a special guest, a caution on science of reading zealotry, a caution on stories that seem just too good …
It’s SEL Week here at Eduwonk! On Wednesday we talked about how SEL is not inherently crazy political and to the extent people try to make it that way SEL leaders should push back. Today, there is a new essay from Panic at the Pondiscio arguing SEL is not a Trojan Horse for CRT while …
It’s starting to warm up. Here’s education entrepreneur and NYU adjunct prof Jonathan Harber with a rainbow trout from the Connetquot River on Long Island. If you fish, we overweight fly fishing around here but all kinds of fishing is welcome and appreciated, and are somehow involved in education (or even your kids or grandkids) send …
Denis Doyle has passed. I didn’t know him really well but was fortunate enough to cross paths from time to time around various things. He was early to the leverage that data provided in education and built, with others, a company around that – Schoolnet. A few things stand out. First, his mind. You run …
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