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Field, Sara A. – Equity & Excellence in Education, 2022
This poem was written as a final project for the author's Critical Perspectives in Education course at George Mason University in Fall of 2021. In addition to having students read critical works, Dr. Dodman, the professor, encouraged creative reflections and non-traditional reading responses. The author also engaged in an Extended Communal…
Descriptors: Poetry, Teacher Education Programs, College Faculty, Creativity
Etopio, Elisabeth; Winkelsas, Amanda; Jo, SeungJung; Karalis Noel, Tiffany; Kearney, Erin; Gorlewski, Julie – Policy Futures in Education, 2023
This narrative imagines the future of education through three vignettes, each of which describes a community of learners exploring artifacts from the past even as they learn together in the present. Scenarios trace the experiences of Eden, who was born in 2012, and her involvement with learning and educational institutions. Threaded through…
Descriptors: Futures (of Society), Educational Trends, Vignettes, Educational Policy
Lavelle, Robert, Comp. – 1995
Companion to a five-part public television documentary, this book describes efforts across the United States to fight poverty, and also prescribes that we all take responsibility for a fight against economic inequality. The book's goal is to contribute to a meaningful discussion about poverty in America, a topic that cannot be broached today…
Descriptors: Advocacy, Capitalism, Child Welfare, Civil Rights

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