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As always, I tend to look at the recommended changes for higher ed as a means to shift what we think about K-12. Not always the best way to think, but this article brings up some salient points about collaboration and change within departments.
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As always, I tend to look at the recommended changes for higher ed as a means to shift what we think about K-12. Not always the best way to think, but this article brings up some salient points about collaboration and change within departments.
Patrick Higgins on 2009-04-30
I think the same can be said for high schools and K-12. We see ourselves often as solely a content specialist in one area, whereas I wonder what would happen if we looked at ourselves through the lens the author uses later in the article when he talks about how he would restructure universities.
Patrick Higgins on 2009-04-30
This word choice is fantastic. I love to see schools where these three words apply to the learning community--from the students to the faculty to the community.
Reform of higher-learning in America. A welcome start to the discussion
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