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Cultural Competence in the Classroom

Posted by Bradley Lands on August 14, 2022

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The Perplexity Factor

Posted by Bradley Lands on March 27, 2022

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The Power of a More Beautiful Question

Posted by Bradley Lands on February 26, 2016

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Engaging the Unengaged

Posted by Bradley Lands on February 06, 2014

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Is this a Googleable or a Non-Googleable Question?

Posted by Bradley Lands on August 05, 2013

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The Art of Teaching

Posted by Bradley Lands on February 15, 2013

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A Surprisingly Difficult Challenge

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 31, 2012

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How many uses can you find for this Paperclip?

Posted by Bradley Lands on October 26, 2012

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Let's Practice What We Preach

Posted by Bradley Lands on October 24, 2012

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Garage Sale for Education

Posted by Bradley Lands on October 04, 2012

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There is More than One Way to Climb a Tree

Posted by Bradley Lands on September 27, 2012

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The 21st Century Skills Movement: Who's With Me?

Posted by Bradley Lands on May 14, 2012

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Cultural Competence in the Classroom

"In an equitable learning environment, all students can learn." - Jeffrey Heil The first time I experienced culture shock was during the summer of my sophomore year in high school. I was accepted into a Japanese Exchange Student Program and boarded a plane to Japan with a cohort of eleven other high school students from across the state of Delaware. I was paired with a Japanese student named Ryo Suzuki and I lived with him and his family for two weeks in the prefecture of Miyagi, just north of Tokyo. In those two weeks I discovered what it felt like to look different from everyone else around me, and to speak a language that was unfamiliar to others. I felt insecure, nervous, and a sense of loneliness. And I imagined that this is what some students from other countries or cultures must feel like when they attend a school in America that doesn't have a diverse community. I was fortunate that Ryo spoke English pretty well and was able to translate for me whenever I would ...

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