This second-in-series blog focuses on innovation, although of course all three themes are interrelated and aimed at providing the best possible education for all students. Discussion points included recognition that there is not a recipe for innovation or checklist to follow, but rather thoughtful consideration of current context and what it will take to reach a desired end.
During CTL’s 20th Anniversary Celebration, educators and policy makers developed actionable steps to address one of three forum themes—equity, innovation and systems change.
The Arts Education Partnership identifies a number of strategies and approaches for school leaders, such as establishing a school-wide commitment through stated goals and budgeting and making arts learning “visible”…
Geoffrey Canada’s TED Talk: CTL is marking its 20th anniversary with an education forum and celebration in September. In advance of that event, we’ve invited national, state and local educational leaders to share their ideas on the themes of innovation, equity and systems change through a series of blogs, the first of which were posted August 1 and August 8. Today’s postings include two such blogs plus a TED talk by Geoffrey Canada, architect of the Harlem Children’s Zone in New York
