Happening now: Join us to explore the complexity of foundational learning in 2024; a debate that goes beyond literacy and numeracy, delving into policy, pedagogy, and social compacts for equitable education. Link: https://lnkd.in/d-h9QSMY

People talk about the crisis in higher education, yet continue to allow the root cause for that crisis to inflate. Education is about truth, knowledge, critical thinking, and facts. But statistically most staff and faculty of our higher education facilities have aligned themselves with leftist politics that violate all of the above. In other words, our administrations and faculty are either willfully ignorant or deliberately immoral. THIS is the crisis in higher education. For those educators claiming to be Christian, support (both vocal and passive) of the DNC is not only ignorant/immoral, but fully blasphemous as their entire pogram (and no, that is not a typo) runs counter to the truth of Scriptures and openly mocks the teachings of the Bible. Until this is addressed, we will continue to have a crisis of education. You cannot support blatant falsehood and pretend to care about education. You cannot ignore the above and pretend to be addressing the crisis in education.

Addressing the teacher shortage is one of the most pressing issues in education today. Join ETS’s Lisa Colon Durham and other leading experts for the National Association of State Boards of Education (NASBE)'s webinar on Flexible Educator Supports and Pathways to Address the Teacher Shortage. Explore innovative strategies and solutions to tackle this critical challenge. 📅 May 30th ⏰ 3 pm ET 🔗 bit.ly/4bDrbt6 #ETS #TeacherShortage #EducationInnovation

Teachers are at the forefront of education - they understand the specific needs and realities of students and their families. That’s why teachers need to be engaged in decision-making to achieve lasting improvements in education quality: http://g.pe/jsZM50STzu2 #TeachersTransform

In today's rapidly changing world, we are considering the fundamental principles of education. Together with educators, learners, and policymakers, we ask: what do schools need to look like to face the challenges of tomorrow? Read the full article 👉 https://bit.ly/3Y6zppG

State Policy Network needed insights to achieve major wins in education policy in five key states. Heart+Mind's research resulted in a human values map that defined what parents want from their children's education, and to tailor a communications package for each state. Check out the case study here: https://hubs.la/Q02y_jzl0 #education #publicpolicy #valuesmapping

Teachers are at the forefront of education and deeply understand students' challenges and needs. Their invaluable insights and experiences must be considered in education policy-making.

What is Classical Education? A group of educators offer a dozen responses to that question. Read them here: https://lnkd.in/gik3iFtU @CAPressTweets

I won't take up time here setting out why I think it's illogical to exclude youth from discussions, planning, and implementation of systems that will shape their futures - I think we’d all agree on that. But on this International Youth Day, I want to share what we recently learned from working with young people in one region about their vision for the future of education. Seven common themes emerged, but they all boil down to a simple message: education should be challenging, relevant, inclusive, and equitable. Their thoughtful contributions are shaping our understanding and planning. I believe that by making our discussions, our plans and our actions truly intergenerational, we can move faster and farther. You can find out more about those seven themes here: Cambridge Partnership for Education Cambridge University Press & Assessment #internationalyouthday

This insightful book critiques global education challenges fueled by neoliberalism and the Global Education Reform Movement (GERM). Through voices of teachers and experts like Hargreaves and Biesta, it advocates 'flipping the system'—a shift towards a humane, teacher-centric approach. Addressing high-stakes accountability and privatization, it champions a positive vision for education, emphasizing teacher empowerment. A compelling read for educators worldwide, offering hope and a roadmap for meaningful change.