The Haitian Community and What We Teach Ourselves
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Middle School Prepares Us For Social Science Thinking, Too
I got a story to tell. Yesterday, I was running errands when one of my former students stopped me at the local supermarket. She’s a
A Brief Reflection on My Dissertation and Teachers’ Labor
A few weeks ago, after skimming through the formatting of my dissertation one last time, I said a little prayer. The last call was, “God,
They’re Still Not Like Us (Math and Our Values)
In 2015, C-SPAN’s Washington Journal invited me to discuss education reform and my book, This Is Not A Test: A New Narrative on Race, Class,
