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Step #1: Undermine Learners and Educators: In this thing we call the education system, the two most important parties are those doing the learning and those doing the teaching. (Often, mind you, these are the same people.) However, if you're going to incite learners and educators toward revolution, it's important to take away their power to do good work.Force students to take standardized tests so Read more of this blog post »

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Living Voices: Multicultural Poetry in the Middle School Classroom

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