Let me be honest for a minute: The #CovingtonCatholic confrontation has consumed a TON of my time and attention over the last few weeks — and I have REALLY strong opinions about what it all means for our nation. But I’ll keep those to myself,
Most regular Radical readers know that I’ve been wrestling with race in America for a long while. It’s something that I’m pretty passionate about — and I’m more than ready to speak out against any injustice that I see in the world. But here’s the
I had a rewarding moment on Tuesday, y’all. I opened my Twitterstream and found this message from a participant in a one-day workshop that I offered on meaningful feedback practices in Kansas in early January: This here is a serious game changer! I had been
OK. So I had a long conversation the other day with an elementary school principal who works in a district that is considering shifting from traditional letter grades to a standards-based report card. He wanted to know how I felt about standards-based grading. The truth
Alan Levine — the mind behind the CogDogBlog — stopped by the Radical the other day and left a brilliant comment in response to my recent post about the importance of reinvesting in deep conversations in social spaces. rawpixel Alan wrote: Until Dean tweeted I
