EduCon 2.8Innovation and Justice
The language of innovation is often used in conflicting ways when it comes to social justice issues. In this conversation we will use a variety of analytical perspectives to parse out the complex ways that 'innovation' can be used to enhance or detract from the lives of students and teachers.
Conversational Practice
We will have a facilitated conversation alongside case studies and problem-posing analysis— and attempt to produce guidelines for analyzing future situations.
Log in to bookmark this meetup.
-
Jessica RaleighDenver Public Schools
-
eric fieldmanCollingswood HS
-
Tim StahmerAssortedStuff.com
-
Tekeia HowardThe Miami Valley School
-
Katia HildebrandtUniversity of Regina
-
Christie BarnesBerwick Academy
-
Lauren WinesThe Shipley School
-
Christina McCabe
-
Marita FitzpatrickBodine High School for International Affairs
-
Awo Okaikor Aryee-Price
-
Kathleen MelvilleThe Workshop School, Teachers Lead Philly
-
Katrina ClarkTAG Philly, Philadelphia Writing Project, Workshop School
-
Will EhrenfeldIBM
-
Bryan LakatosThe Miami Valley School
-
Rachel GorskyThe Miami Valley School
-
Saber KhanBrowning School
-
Laura HayAshoka Start Empathy Initiative
-
Dawna Diamon
-
Roseanne LibertiAbington Friends School
-
Kira Baker-DoyleArcadia University School of Education
-
Jeffrey McClurkenUniversity of Mary Washington
-
Swetha NarasimhanUniversity of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Education; Science Leadership Academy
-
John DownesTarrant Institute for Innovative Education
-
Katharine HudsonHaverford School
-
Erica Chavarria
-
Maria FlemingFort Osage School District
-
Jarred Bowman
No comments have been posted yet.
Log in to post a comment.