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Eventually I might sort these into categories, for now I will just link them all and see how we go!

Could This Be the End of Standardized Testing as We Know It?

An Arts-based approach to student resilience

Self Isolation can be a blessing in disguise

An article on what might be in store for us educationally from Imperial College in the UK

I have a dream (of a different kind of classroom)

Perhaps it's time to consider unschooling

Colouring in your virtual white spaces - Ann Milne (Colouring in the white spaces paper)

Culturally responsive assessment based on Kaupapa Māori

What it takes to be brave

How Einstein saw the world

Childhood trauma can speed biological aging

Teaching isn't about managing behaviour

Action plan for Pasific Education

Help kids learn Critical Thinking

Google and soft skills

High School 2.0: It’s time for education to prepare for the new normalAs New Zealand looks toward an uncertain future in all areas of life, Auckland school principal Claire Amos sees an opportunity to change high school education for the better. The last week has been an interesting one for school leaders. Monday arrived, it was all on – schools were closing the n

The real conspiracy is that education is for the richIt is a scandal in plain sight: our education system is racist and the outcomes people get vary substantially depending on ethnicity, writes Laura O'Connell Rapira. Avondale rapper Tom Scott recently took to Instagram to point out that the real conspiracy in this country is that education is for

Google Has Announced a Plan to Disrupt the College DegreeGoogle's new certificate program takes only six months to complete, and will be a fraction of the cost of college.

Returning to the classroom is a chance to rethink its purposeThe pandemic has exposed the shortcomings of online and classroom-based education - and now we have a chance to combine the best of both worlds. Here's how

Why Adults Should Listen, Learn, Trust, and Expect More From Kids | KQEDTwelve-year-old Adora Svitak has a simple plea to adults: listen to kids and learn from them because they have a lot to share with the world.

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