Kaufman
2017
An overview of the need for curiosity in schools, featuring research and interviews with experts.
Start the new school year with a human-centered approach to education, where centering love and cultivating empathetic connections take precedence in shaping a brighter future. See the following resources to get started on your journey to changing school.
Explore our content detailing how a research-backed human-centered education transforms and reimagines what's possible in schools.
150+ episodes featuring in-depth conversations about progressive education, systemic change, and human-centered learning. From student voice showcases to the preservation of public education, we explore critical topics to advance education across America and abroad.
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#182 Are we Reader or are we Player? w/ Karis Jones, Virginia Killian Lund, Brady Nash, and Trevor Aleo
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#168 "It's Like a Baby Jail!" Power & Early Childhood Education w/ Dr. Chloë Keegan
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#121 Showcase: One Stone | Lab51 (Student-Driven Schooling)
Read thought-provoking pieces on ungrading, anti-carceral pedagogy, UDL, and more from educators reimagining what's possible.
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There is No Such Thing As “The Science of Learning” (Nick Covington & Michael Weingarth)
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Breakfast, Basic Needs, and the Problem with “Maslowing” (Dr. Emma McMain)
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This is why we should stop giving homework (Chris McNutt)
Watch sessions with critical scholars discussing the urgent need for educational transformation.
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Quest for Authenticity: Learning from the Fringes (Dr. Sarah Fine)
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Solving the Frankenstein Problem (Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang)
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100 Seconds to Midnight: The Need for a Human-Centered Education (Human Restoration Project)
Join a thriving community of educators and access student-first professional development that creates real, lasting change.
Human Restoration Project starts all its professional service with empathy interviews (similar to focus groups). Our empathy interview process has students hosting peer conversations to uncover key themes that reveal the assets and challenges within schools and districts.
Through this listening data, we provide in-depth analysis that schools can use for district initiatives or extended partnerships in workshops, grants, and more, ultimately aiming to scale impact and drive meaningful change.
Share ideas, get support, and collaborate on meaningful change.
Access free, research-backed resources designed for real classrooms.
This extensive Primer introduces educators to the humanizing practices of education and starts a journey toward truly student-centered practice. Outlined within are readings, reflections, and practices to adapt these systems to classrooms across any context.
Our AI Handbook investigates the transformative nature of LLMs and image generation software in the classroom, while cautioning the real ethical and societal concerns of using these tools.
The interdisciplinary school subject is a series of lessons, activities, and projects that aim to combine all typical school subjects into one holistic view of education, aimed at middle schoolers (but adaptable to any grade level).
