Die detaillierte Fallstudie beschreibt die Leitung der Odenwaldschule nach der Machtergreifung 1933 und analysiert den Konflikt zwischen Paul Geheeb und den Nationalsozialisten.
Dennis Shirley Bücher
Dr. Dennis Shirley ist eine herausragende Persönlichkeit im Bildungswesen, dessen Arbeit von der Unterstützung von Anfängern bis zur Gestaltung und Leitung von groß angelegten Forschungsinitiativen für Schulbezirke und gemeinnützige Organisationen reicht. Seine Forschung konzentriert sich auf die Verbesserung der Lernergebnisse von Schülern und die Transformation von Lehrmethoden, wobei seine Erkenntnisse durch gemeinsam verfasste Publikationen verbreitet werden. Shirleys Ansatz betont Partnerschaft und praktische Anwendung in Schulen, um greifbare Verbesserungen zu erzielen. Seine umfassende Erfahrung umfasst die Leitung bedeutend finanzierter Projekte und die Zusammenarbeit mit verschiedenen Bildungseinrichtungen weltweit.
A chronicle of the collision between educational reformer Paul Geheeb, who founded the Odenwaldschule, and fascist ideology during Hitler's rise to power. By examining one individual's story it shows how education in general, and progressive education in particular, fared in Nazi Germany.
Community Organizing for Urban School Reform
- 356 Seiten
- 13 Lesestunden
The book examines the crisis in urban schools, emphasizing the need for reform efforts to recognize the interconnectedness of schools and their surrounding communities. It critiques the common approach of viewing schools as isolated entities, advocating for a more integrated perspective that considers the political and social realities influencing education. By addressing these broader contexts, the book aims to propose more effective solutions for the challenges faced by urban educational systems.
Well-Being in Schools: Three Forces That Will Uplift Your Students in a Volatile World
- 188 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
Focusing on enhancing student well-being, this resource offers innovative strategies for educators, leaders, and policymakers. It presents actionable insights aimed at creating a supportive school environment, addressing the needs of students, and promoting mental health and resilience within educational settings.
Focusing on community organizing and activism, this book examines the potential of public schools to educate children in economically disadvantaged areas, specifically the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. It challenges the trend toward privatization and market-based reforms, showcasing how grassroots efforts have led to remarkable academic improvements. By highlighting successful local initiatives, the book advocates for strengthening public education as a viable solution for supporting poor and working-class communities.
Focusing on the need for transformative educational practices, this work advocates for a shift away from standardized testing and competitive market models in schools. It emphasizes the importance of fostering environments that nurture critical and independent thinking in all students, aiming to reshape educational priorities to better serve diverse learning needs. The book presents a vision for educational change that prioritizes holistic development over rigid metrics.