Month: February 2016

One Good Question with Mike DeGraff: Are schools destroying the maker movement?

23 February 2016
by Rhonda Broussard
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College / Education Equity / One Good Question

This post is part of a series of interviews with international educators, policy makers, and leaders titled “One Good Question.”  These interviews provide answers to my One Good Question (outlined in About) and uncover new questions about education’s impact on the future. In what ways do our investments in education reveal our beliefs about the next generation’s role in the world? There was a call for 100,000 STEM teachers in the US, and since then there […]

One Good Question with Ejaj Ahmad: Why we should build leadership instead of leaders

16 February 2016
by Rhonda Broussard
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Eisenhower Fellowship / International Education / One Good Question / Post-Secondary Education

This post is part of a series of interviews with international educators, policy makers, and leaders titled “One Good Question.”  These interviews provide answers to my One Good Question (outlined in About) and uncover new questions about education’s impact on the future. In what ways do our investments in education reveal our beliefs about the next generation’s role in the world? Bangladesh became independent in 1971, and while the founding leaders were visionaries, I’m not sure […]

One Good Question with Tom Vander Ark: Can design thinking & rethinking scale boost ed equity?

9 February 2016
by Rhonda Broussard
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Education Equity / Equity / International Education / One Good Question / School Design

This post is part of a series of interviews with international educators, policy makers, and leaders titled “One Good Question.”  These interviews provide answers to my One Good Question (outlined in About) and uncover new questions about education’s impact on the future. In what ways do our investments in education reveal our beliefs about the next generation’s role in the world? We’ve inherited a sedimentary system made up of a series of 100 years of laws […]

One Good Question with Susan Baragwanath: The Only Way to Break Cycle of Poverty

2 February 2016
by Rhonda Broussard
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Education Equity / Eisenhower Fellowship / Equity / International Education / One Good Question

This post is part of a series of interviews with international educators, policy makers, and leaders titled “One Good Question.”  These interviews provide answers to my One Good Question (outlined in About) and uncover new questions about education’s impact on the future. In what ways do our investments in education reveal our beliefs about the next generation’s role in the world? I have never been into deep thinking on education and I am not much of […]