gle animating conviction: that the ability to ask one's own questions is the most democratically conseq... ore than three decades. His 2011 book //Make Just One Change: Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions... and published by Harvard Education Press, became one of the bestselling titles in the history of that ... inequality. Working in Lawrence, Massachusetts — one of the poorest cities in New England, with a larg
on and psychology, and //Frames of Mind// remains one of the most widely read works in the history of e... The Theory of Multiple Intelligences// (1983) is one of the most consequential books in the history of... ormed by Gardner from the 1970s onward — has been one of the most productive and influential research p... ntribution to the field alongside his theoretical one. Goodman's founding premise was that "zero" was k
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One of Clay's foundational contributions to literacy ... ng Recovery® (RR) programme in the late 1970s — a one-to-one literacy intervention designed to identify the lowest-achieving readers in their first year of ... lly. Each RR lesson consists of thirty minutes of one-to-one instruction, divided across reading famili
ered pedagogy. In The Analects he declares, "Only one who bursts with eagerness do I instruct; only one who bubbles with excitement do I enlighten. If I hold up one corner and a man cannot come back to me with the ... ncy in each. When Zi Lu and Ran You asked whether one should act on a maxim as soon as one heard it, Co
Army Air Force, flying B-17 missions over Europe; one of those missions — the bombing of the small Fren... on to sell more than two million copies, becoming one of the most widely read works of American history... tral on a Moving Train (1994/2018) — encapsulates one of the most important and contested claims of his... neutrality in teaching is itself a political act, one that by default serves the interests of the statu
by then Christian — and for fifteen years she led one of the ancient world's most prestigious academic ... . Hypatia's students developed relationships with one another and with her that were meant to be lifelo... o bear on the contemporary educational landscape. One lesson concerns the danger of scholarly isolation... lowed not by an imposed Dark Ages but by a chosen one — a deliberate turning away from curiosity and kn
he entered the École Normale Supérieure in 1928 — one of a tiny number of women admitted — where she st... m, a literary text, a suffering person — in which one suspends one's own desires, preconceptions, and impatience, and simply waits. Weil argued that even fa... through study is the same faculty exercised when one turns toward the afflicted neighbour and truly se
a death that became, through Plato's //Phaedo//, one of the most celebrated scenes in the history of m... rplexity and intellectual disorientation in which one recognises that one does not, after all, know what one thought one knew. Far from being a failure, //aporia// is for Socra
huỷ to Thanh Hoá province, Dao Duy Anh emerged as one of Vietnam's most influential intellectuals of th... Vietnamese culture and intellectual life. He was one of the writers associated with the Nhân Văn-Giai ... ietnamese language and culture established him as one of the most respected lexicographers and historia... ch, and Chinese linguistic traditions, making him one of the most important lexicographers in modern Vi
geography, anthropology, and pedagogy — made him one of the most broadly educated thinkers of his cent... esised his practical educational convictions into one of the founding documents of modern philosophy of... life of a civic community beyond the confines of one's own family and cultural inheritance. His reason... to general principles, building understanding as one builds a house, from the foundation upward — chal
educational psychologist whose career has traced one of the most coherent and productive intellectual ... the University of Cambridge Faculty of Education, one of the most distinguished chairs in educational r... Editor-in-Chief of //Learning and Instruction// — one of the leading international journals in educatio... ing, and critically processing information on the one hand, or memorising and rehearsing it on the othe
rvice as a Member of Parliament — where he became one of the first MPs to defend the right to vote for ... icularly those involving a powerful other shaping one's character — become impediments to freedom rathe... ing on Wilhelm von Humboldt, is the expression of one's own character in one's own way; the indispensable precondition is negative freedom (absence of exter
incial reputation was transformed into a national one at the Second All-Russian Psychoneurological Cong... /Thinking and Speech// (1934), Vygotsky addressed one of the deepest questions in the psychology of edu... ion but as an object of reflective attention — is one of the most powerful levers of cognitive developm... less advanced learner is genuinely stretched — is one of the most powerful instantiations of Vygotskian
in the University of Rome's Faculty of Medicine — one of the first women to do so in Italy — and graduated as a medical doctor in 1896, one of the first women in the country to achieve that... ties, demonstrated concentration of a duration no one had thought possible in young children, and showe... n who cannot concentrate; a thoughtfully prepared one releases capacities for focus and self-regulation
at would grow over the following six decades into one of the most important events in the international... r six decades the Rencontres de Moriond grew into one of the most important annual events in particle p... hteen Nobel Laureates — making it, for its scale, one of the most internationally connected science edu... hin physics, the Rencontres de Moriond has become one of the field's canonical annual institutions, and
