Talking with Teachers
Katherine BurdWhat does a conversation with a teacher tell us about our kids, our society, and ourselves?
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What's your opinion on AI in schools?
Resolved: Teachers need to lead the way in AI instruction.
Across the past twelve months, I’ve often felt like Artificial Intelligence is all anyone – friends, colleagues, parents of students, people I meet at parties, bartenders, eyebrow...
Should we look for signs of genius in every child?
On Monday morning, I realized that I am not a genius.
Set aside your eyeroll that I ever thought I was a genius in the first place. Set aside your embarassment, on my behalf, that it took thirty-two years to realize this truth. I find, in...
Do we want our kids to value learning?
Since I began teaching nine years ago, each faculty of which I’ve been a part has gingerly, momentarily exposed the “elephant in the room” of education: what most of us would call “grade inflation.” The issue hovers at the edge of all kinds...
What does "rigor" even mean?
My colleagues talk a lot about “rigor.”
Last week, a student who I’ve taught, now, for over a year told me: “your poetry class is the hardest class I’m taking this year.” The student, who is historically an A student in Humanities courses,...
Should schools pay attention to what their kids think?
The latest installment in the popular media’s fixation with New York City private schools, this New York Times article called “Privilege is in Crisis,” presents a few interesting thoughts.
Though I generally find the clickbaity fixation o...
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