Bloggers Beware: The Online Bedbugs Want to Hitch a Ride
Another trick they use on bloggers is to write emails inviting themselves to write articles for your blog on, who knows, how to be happy when covered with bedbugs, or how to use bedbugs to get ahead in life.
A Child-Centered Nation (Hint: Not the U.S.)
Those of us who are decades into our careers as educators and educational scholars/historians are likely more than exhausted by and deeply skeptical of (if not cynical about) international comparisons.
More often than not, international comparisons connected to U.S. public education are oversimplified at best andunforgivably misleading at worst, but our exhaustion, skepticism, and cynicism must be tempered when international comparisons offer authentic and complex evidence of how entire nations are committed to child well-being through their social and educational commitments—especially as those commitments contrast with the discourse and policies coming from either major political party in the U.S.
If you care about democracy and equity, and if you care about the role of universal public education and all public
More often than not, international comparisons connected to U.S. public education are oversimplified at best andunforgivably misleading at worst, but our exhaustion, skepticism, and cynicism must be tempered when international comparisons offer authentic and complex evidence of how entire nations are committed to child well-being through their social and educational commitments—especially as those commitments contrast with the discourse and policies coming from either major political party in the U.S.
If you care about democracy and equity, and if you care about the role of universal public education and all public