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Marty Nemko·Oct 7, 2025If I Were a Substitute TeacherOccasionally, I fantasize about being a substitute teacher.
Dr. G·Feb 1, 2025AI Comic Strips for the Classroom: What Works and What Doesn’tMy goal was to create a four-panel comic strip that not only captured the narrative of a historical moment but also looked and felt like a…
Loaded Dice·Jan 25, 2025Lost in translation of Frank HerbertIn my recent reply to Enrique Dans’ opinion about second coming of Trump as the new Gilded Age, I noted that I set before well-worn…
InIn Too Deep by KumubyMorgan Wills·Nov 28, 2024A Different Perspective of Thanksgiving: Praying Towns of Southern New EnglandDid you know that between 1616–1620 nearly three-quarters of the Wampanoag nation died? In the 1600s, epidemics and diseases brought from…
Sam Day·Sep 14, 2024Accountable Group WorkI listened to this fascinating conversation with Sammy Kempner over my commutes to work this week —…
University of Florence·Jul 8, 2024Public History of Education. A Brief IntroductionFrom Firenze University Press Book
Sreekanth S·May 14, 2023Book Review: India’s Past, Its Learnings, Its Pedagogies — R S KrishnaThere is a paucity of good books on Indian education, written by those with both direct experience in teaching and a research mindset that…
Peter Sean Bradley·Feb 2, 2023“Dr.” MLK — Plagiarist.Better take down the statues and rename the streets.A response icon1A response icon1
