Prior to the mid-1800s, science and science education in the United States existed in an unstructured manner. However, the public’s...

You are excited for tomorrow — you’ve trained for several months, leading to tomorrow’s big event. Your training has been consistent, but...

Do, think. Do, think. Do, think. This is the never-ending cycle of improving: Do, then think; do again, then think again. The doing...

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The foundational idea for this philosophy of learning and education is that all humans can learn . Humans organize sets of knowledge and...

I recently turned 39 years old. This age somehow seems both old and young: Old because I’ve had a bunch of interesting experiences; young...

Belcher’s “Model for Learning” (For more information about the entire “ Model for Learning” , see this essay: That’s How Learning...

Before this week, I had used skis once in my life. Growing up in the Appalachian mountains, I had a bunch of experience with sleds and a...

After teaching for 15 years at schools in South Carolina and Singapore, my wife and I (with our girls) decided to take a sabbatical year....