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Struggling with Struggling Readers? New Book: The Reading Turn-Around

stephanie jones wrote 1 month ago: Finally…these things take so long… but the book I wrote with Lane Clarke and Grace Enriq … more →

Tags: anti-bias teaching, critical literacy, Great Books, Justice, Professional Development Resources, Teaching Reading

A terrific short piece on the purpose of the university...

stephanie jones wrote 2 months ago: Drew Gilpin Faust, president of Harvard, had a great piece in the New York Times Book Review Sunday … more →

Tags: Freedom, NCLB, stephanie jones, Teacher Education

Reading: The ongoing national focus

stephanie jones wrote 3 months ago: Tale as old as time True as it can be Barely even friends Then somebody bends Unexpectedly Just a li … more →

Tags: Great Books, Professional Development Resources, Teaching Reading

congrats - this is the first time I've liked the readings

stephanie jones wrote 3 months ago: …said a grad student in a recent class (on teaching in the elementary grades) meeting after re … more →

Tags: anti-bias teaching, Classism, Creativity, Professional Development Resources

Beautiful Pedagogy...Foxfire Style

stephanie jones wrote 3 months ago: A bit of inspiration for all of us trying to stay grounded in our big fight over public school educa … more →

Tags: american dream, Communities, Conservation, Creativity, Freedom, High School, inquiry, Justice, Professional Development Resources

I just loooovvve Barbara O'Connor

stephanie jones wrote 4 months ago: I cried this afternoon. Yes, a “children’s chapter book” hooked me from the first … more →

Tags: Social class, Great Books, Teaching Reading, Teaching Writing, Families, Fiction

Cheating on State Tests? Are We Surprised?

stephanie jones wrote 5 months ago: A friend in Dallas sent this article to me today: All 8th graders in a Dallas school district must r … more →

Tags: anti-bias teaching, high-stakes tests, NCLB, Politics, retention policies

Georgia's Promotion/Retention Policies - Advocating for Parents, Students, Teachers, and Administrators1 comment

stephanie jones wrote 5 months ago: We all know how ridiculous it is to decide a student’s fate on one test score. It doesn’ … more →

Tags: stephanie jones, family-school relations, Teacher Education, Social Action, Justice, NCLB, high-stakes tests, retention policies, standing up for kids

Reinventing Summer Camp and Schools...

stephanie jones wrote 6 months ago: Here’s a great piece about a super summer program offered at UGA and other places around the c … more →

Tags: Classism, Justice, Creativity, high-stakes tests

How to Make School Not Suck #3 - Leave the state tests alone already!2 comments

stephanie jones wrote 6 months ago: #6 Stop going on and on about the state tests even AFTER they’re over! We already know the stu … more →

Tags: Classism, NCLB, high-stakes tests, identity

How to Make School Not Suck #2 - Awards1 comment

stephanie jones wrote 6 months ago: #5 Stop singling out the same kids over and over for school awards. You know exactly the kind of cel … more →

Tags: Social class, family-school relations, poverty, Classism, democracy, anti-bias teaching

How to Make School Not Suck #17 comments

stephanie jones wrote 7 months ago: I’m aching to write a book called “School Sucks,” but I don’t want to be too … more →

Tags: Social class, stephanie jones, family-school relations, language, Teacher Education, poverty, Classism, Social Action, Justice

Beware of Ruby Payne...a great resource for school districts1 comment

stephanie jones wrote 11 months ago: Thanks to Jane Van Galen for posting a link to Scott McLeod’s discussion about Ruby Payne … more →

Tags: Classism, poverty, Professional Development Resources, Social class

School kids rappin' and rockin' the vote!3 comments

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: Check out this video on YouTube of a classroom of students informing and inspiring an adult crowd to … more →

Tags: Professional Development Resources, language, Politics, Social Action, Creativity, democracy, current events teaching

Social class, education reform, and political affiliation

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: I’m a little behind on my reading these days, but there were two terrific articles in NYT maga … more →

Tags: Social class, poverty, Politics, Justice

Constructing texts to persuade voters...Critical literacies at work

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a shout out to Karen Spector for sending this link: I’m Voting Republican It … more →

Tags: critical literacy, Politics, Social Action, satire as critical literacy, Creativity, democracy

God, Politics, and Public Schooling: Interrogating the Separation of Church and State

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: This is such a hot issue in the media lately…perhaps we can all take advantage of it and help … more →

Tags: critical literacy, Politics, Justice, inquiry, anti-bias teaching, american dream, films for teacher education, Separation of Church and State, Public Education

Blessed Unrest Review by Paul B. Scudder

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: Paul Scudder is a fine arts, commercial, and portrait photographer, master naturalist, and long-time … more →

Tags: Conservation, Creativity, critical literacy, democracy, Freedom, Great Books, Justice, Politics, poverty

Clean up the beach while on vacation?? Come on...2 comments

stephanie jones wrote 1 year ago: Last week I was on vacation in Ft. Morgan, Alabama. It was gorgeous, especially the breeze in the ev … more →

Tags: Professional Development Resources, critical literacy, Social Action, Justice, Local Education, Social Justice, eco justice


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