Over the years, my work has steadily pulled me, sometimes gently, other times with urgency, deeper into the heart of educational philosophy. You hear that phrase often in academic circles. It tends to sound grand, maybe even a little cold. But underneath the formal tone and academic layers, there’s a real, human question echoing: What’s…
Understanding politics these days can be puzzling. There’re so much records everywhere—on the news, on social media, in conversations at faculty or paintings. People argue, people take sides, and sometimes it’s tough to recognize what’s true. That’s why selecting the best books to educate yourself on politics is so vital. One book that stands out…
When thinking of the best book series for elementary students, stories of magic and adventure often come to mind. But real-world stories can be just as powerful—sometimes even more so. Trump, Hitler and Me by Frank Navarro isn’t a typical children’s book, but its message is one upper elementary student can grasp and learn from….
Educational Philosophy as we all know forms the foundation of teaching and learning. It incorporates all the logical, assumption and belief systems. That informs educators in how they deal with teaching methods, students and course content. No matter if a teacher wants to engage a student-centered, traditional, or progressive approach, educational thinking aids to develop…
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