Lauren Brown on Education
Lauren S. BrownThoughts on big education issues from a history teacher for educators, parents & concerned citizens. Plus a new section especially for U.S. history teachers working to improve their craft.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | laurenbrownoned.substack.com |
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Teach stuff that matters...
I figured it was time for a repost of one of my earliest posts when I was just starting this newsletter. It represents one of my deepest, core beliefs about what has to happen in education to improve results. In honor of Valentine’s Day, le...
What we get wrong about memorization
Recently, I did a webinar about teaching the U.S. Constitution, and at one point, I shared some (brief) thoughts about the kinds of facts that I think students should have memorized and the kind that aren’t necessary.
What Exercise Taught Me about Student Motivation
Three things that have rarely motivated me to actually exercise:
5 History Books that Shaped My Teaching & the Importance of Storytelling
This post was inspired by fellow teacher who was inspired by an open thread on last summer about books that shaped one’s view of the world. Adrian did a post about five books that shaped his “teacher worldview.” I was intrigued. I don’t t...
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History teacher, parent and concerned citizen. More than 20 years in the classroom: Middle school, high school and university teacher education.
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