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Andrew Freeman: Homeless Schools And The Masters Of Making Do – January 18, 2012
We have become masters of “making do.” All the while, we have worked hard to secure a site and build a facility of our own. »
Andrew Freeman: The Prepared Environment – November 29, 2011
At its core, having a prepared environment means setting the stage for students to have enlightening, healthy, and relevant learning experiences in a safe and comfortable space. »
Andrew Freeman: Participatory Education Engages Students With Real Life – October 4, 2011
I have tried to make my classes democratic and feel I still have major improvements to make. As soon as I recognize one way by which I have given students in my classes more say over their own education, I realize all of the ways that I am still dictating over them. »
Andrew Freeman: Untangle The Bureaucratic Noose On Education – August 30, 2011
I invite local educators, parents, students and community members interested in solutions for improving education to begin a local dialogue. Contact me at drewmfree@hotmail.com. »
Andrew Freeman: Bureaucratization, Divisiveness and Fear Are Hobbling Education – August 23, 2011
The testing regimen has resulted in school administrators pushing teachers to prepare students for the test, it has caused teachers to narrow the curriculum to cover test-relevant information, or “teach to the test.” Finally, it has short-changed our children from receiving the holistic, creative, enlightening, and empowering education they all deserve. »
Danielle Lehman: Dedicated Young Journalists Keep The Pepperbox Alive And Reporting – November 2, 2010
This isn’t just about preparing students to be future journalists (although that in itself is a noble goal). The skills they acquire, hone and apply on the Pepperbox will transfer to their futures and arguably ours. »











