Blog Archives - Page 29 of 31 - Project Forever Free

Blog Julia Carlson - October 3, 2019

In 2015 I started a three-year journey to acquire my Doctorate in Educational Leadership. On top of going back to graduate school,...

Blog Laura Colangelo - September 26, 2019

They should have been four bills that were incredibly easy to pass. When people asked me what I was working on, I...

Blog Erika Sanzi - September 25, 2019

Shawn Hardnett knows education. And he knows schools. And after working in public education for twenty-five years and visiting upwards of two...

Blog Matthew Ladner - September 24, 2019

Tonya Harding’s abrasive, chain-smoking mother dispensing wisdom to her daughter in the 2017 film I, Tonya Robert Pondiscio...

Blog Raymond Ankrum - September 23, 2019

Currently parading through the circuit of "new obligatory narrations" is this notion that test scores only tell one part of the story....

Blog Andrew Wilk - September 19, 2019

In 1852 Massachusetts became the first state in America to require compulsory public schooling, and most American states followed suit by the...

Blog Donna Hejtmanek - September 18, 2019

My teaching career ended last June of 2018. I chose to retire after being an educator for 41 years. In that time...

Blog Matthew Nielsen - September 16, 2019

Over the past few decades, our society has increasingly been willing to reduce instructional time spent in the core subject areas in...