Secret Life of Learning
Whitney Whealdon, Molly Minnick DePasqualeFor quiet reformers asking what learning really is, how the system distorts it, and whether tech can support something better.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 67 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Read, Understand, Express Understanding
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The Person in the Middle
When people ask what I do for work, my partner John tells them I’m a “transponster.” A more apt pop culture reference is that I have “people skills.”
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Louisiana's Implementation Story
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The Case for Writing
When we talk about ELA instruction, our focus is almost exclusively on reading. While we expect students to write, we often leave it up to chance—we assign more writing than we teach it. It’s typically a means to an end. We often assess wri...
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Former state education and curriculum leader turned tech translator at Learning Tapestry and co-founder of Wonderwood, the knowledge-building app for curious kids
Educator, believer in public schools, boy mom and math nerd. Passionate about helping systems focus, connect and prioritize.
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