Category: Wisdom

  • I binged watched #TheChair on @Netflix as #homework The show does accurately cover some of the drama and pain of academia. But there is JOY too! The drama makes for better TV apparently. As academic leaders we must focus on the humanity of our work and lead dialogically.

    Ten Second Review of The Chair on Netflix
  • Register now to enroll in a summer workshop offered by University of Kentucky College of Education’s Kayla Johnson, an assistant professor who focuses on working within communities to help address key issues impacting them. Complete the workshop to earn a digital badge from the UK College of Education.  Open to anyone (professionals, community members and students), Johnson’s workshop is…

    Enroll in Workshop to Help Communities Address Critical Social Issues
  • Reblogged from Jim Golden, an AP US History teacher: If you are confused as to why so many Americans are defending the confederate flag, monuments, and statues right now, I put together a quick Q&A, with questions from a hypothetical person with misconceptions and answers from my perspective as an AP U.S. History Teacher: Q:…

    The Confederacy: You have a choice
  • Julian Vasquez Heilig (AB ’97, AM ’99) reflects on his journey, inspired by SOE faculty, from U-M undergraduate to Dean of the University of Kentucky College of Education. See the original story on the University of Michigan website here. Julian Vasquez Heilig was not quite sure what career prospects a master’s degree in higher education…

    Growing the Education Profession by Telling the Right Story
  • How do we prepare future educators when cancel culture seeks to ban difficult discussions in education?Listen Live: devilradio927.com/listen-live/Call: 844.967.2789 If you miss the show I’ll post the YouTube later in the week.

    BustEDPencils LIVE tonight 7pm Central.

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