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I get the darnedest things by email. Today I received an email offering MBA-oriented positions within the Education sector. This is a real group with real reach so if you are interested in impacting public education, you may want to chat with Chaka Booker. The focus of the Broad Residency is to place those with …

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Categories Blog, Education Issues, Making Sense Tags leadership in education

Do Girls Suck at Math?

  It’s a common refrain both from the mouths of males and females. Yet, what evidence do we have to support this? A former boyfriend even presented a LONG diatribe about the actual genetic reasons women are bad at math . . . but there’s just one problem. Namely, me. Or Jill. Or Heidi. Or …

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Categories Blog, Cognitive performance, Making Sense Tags Education Issues, leadership in education

Leadership in Education – Now What?

Leadership in Education is a big concern. The influence teachers have on our kids is immense and immediately powerful. I remember hearing one of my little sisters read her paper on the Iraq war circa 2004 at age 12 . . . it is safe to say she did not get those opinions from my …

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Categories Blog, Mastery Tags education reform, influence learning, influence of education, leadership in education

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We have barely scratched the surface in understanding how our brains process inputs (i.e. “learn”). Interest in comprehension and performance has led to research in nonverbal communication, neurology, psychology, and education. Can we actually cause comprehension? Improve cognitive performance? With large data sets and open minds we can find better solutions for educating.

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