Recent Posts from EdSpeak
Remembering The Color of Our History
Before Black History Month, we had black history week, called “Negro History Week”: The precursor to Black History Month was created in 1926 in the United States, when historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for... READ MORE
K-12 Teachers Need Vaccination Now Says CDC Guidance
CDC’s Operational Strategy The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that, “schools and communities should protect themselves and others in their community:” “As communities plan safe delivery of in-person instruction in K-12 schools,... READ MORE
Creative Education; How Many Ways Can We Measure the Floor?
Gyoza Artists Years ago, I was living in New York City and my wife and children were learning how to make Gyoza, a Japanese dumpling. Our artist friends, Gloria a dancer and Ken... READ MORE
Early Childhood Education is the Most Important Task of this New Administration
With Dr. Jill Biden at the helm, I hope we will turn our attention to the place where we can make the most impact on a better society—early childhood Education. There are so... READ MORE
We Need Unusual Leaders
MLK Day Martin Luther King Jr. was a most unusual leader. Inspired by his Christian beliefs, tempered by Gandhi’s non-violent approach, Dr. King lead a nation forward in attaining civil rights. He marched... READ MORE
Lacking Leadership, Try Creative Choice
There is a sense in this country that our leadership is lacking and without getting any more political than to mention this perception, our schools need good leadership as well. The number one... READ MORE
