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The Politics of the Paragraph

Kenney

2016

On the dangers of speedy and convenient writing strategies designed for great test taking, but not critical thinking.

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Tegan MortonA white woman with long brown hair and glasses.
Tegan is a science teacher and equity educator based in NYC. In addition to finding ways big and small to liberate education from oppressive systems.
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Reimagining public middle schools in Western Michigan.
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Listening and learning from 400+ young people & educators.

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Tegan is a science teacher and equity educator based in NYC. In addition to finding ways big and small to liberate education from oppressive systems.

Remote learning isn’t dehumanizing education, we’ve already done that

March 20, 2020

...technology or even the specter of an AI super-teacher can’t dehumanize education, because we’ve already dehumanized it all by ourselves.
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I think there's a common misconception that school is the only thing that matters. And the school system makes a lot of people feel like if they're not doing the best academically or kind of meeting the limit, then maybe they're not going to do as well later in life or maybe there's something wrong with them. I feel like that's a whole, really incorrect kind of idea that's perpetuated by the school system.

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