Beanie's Blog
BeanieAs the mother of four, educator, and advocate for all children, I share my thoughts and observations about the issues facing children today. I hope to encourage others to make a difference in the life of the young people in their community.
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Great Books Cultivate Great Minds:
This is a slightly edited version of a talk I recently gave at a conference for K-12 teachers.
According to recent data, only about half of U.S. adults read a book in 2023. The percentage of adults who read daily for fun in the same year...
From Protein Chips to EdTech
There are two multi-billion-dollar industries in America, and they share a lot in common. Both are quick to jump on the latest trends, both easily convince their “customers” that the evidence is undeniable, and both insist that those trends...
Reading Is "Doing Something"
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Someone who recently overheard me talking about my current book was intrigued and asked for other recommendations. I shared some of my favorites and asked about hers. She lamented her neglect of this habit...
It's Not Just Students Who Need to Read Books
This blog was inspired by a recent post I made on X. The comments from educators and administrators led me to expand on my reasoning behind the statement. Hopefully, the conversation will continue.
If I were a principal interviewing prospe...
A Pawn, A Guinea Pig, or an Acorn
As a parent, how do you want those in charge of your child’s education to view them? There seem to be three prevailing perspectives among educators, administrators, and policymakers. I believe they will view them as either pawns, guinea pig...
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