Can we make better decisions by thinking beyond our narrow self-interestes?
Category: Arts and Communication
“Sew” Awesome-WMU Students Make Masks for Hospital Staff
Among the covid stories of profound tragedy, grief, greed, and failures of leadership there are many more stories of regular people stepping into the role
Is Critical Reading Doomed?
As an educator and passionate reader, one of the most disheartening conversations I have with high school students is when I ask them what book
Digital Michigan Newspapers
For parents and educators seeking interesting educational resources for their children and students, the Clarke Historical Library at Central Michigan University has a wonderful resource
MIT Technology Review- Essential Reading for Every Educator
I am not a scientist, nor particularly technologically savvy. But as a writer, educator, and parent I can’t imagine not having the MIT Technology Review
Civil Rights: Educational Resources from The Henry Ford Museum
Sitting on the Rosa Parks bus at the Henry Ford Museum still sends a chill down my spine as the heavy weight of intolerance, ignorance, hope, and justice intermingle in a perpetual tug of war for ascendency.
Wide Open Research 