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Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey, co-authors of The Restorative Practices Playbook, explore the benefits of restorative practices for the educator. 

Schools, by their very nature, must encourage free inquiry and free expression of ideas. Such expression should include the personal opinions of students relevant to the subject matter being taught, school activities, services, policies, school personnel, and matters of broad social concern and interest.

Author Chase Orton welcomes the reader and details the purpose of stories.

Learn about the mission and vision, examine the outline of this book, and read the FAQ's.

As you intentionally plan your language for creating rich verbal inquiry in playful learning, consider these guidelines and tips from Visible Learning in Early Childhood.

Glenn Singleton joins Jennifer Gonzalez on the Cult of Pedagogy podcast to discuss how one school district in Florida used Singleton's Courageous Conversations about Race to gain the tools to talk candidly about race. 

In the introduction to Reclaiming Personalized Learning, Paul France walks through myths of personalizing learning.

In this excerpt from chapter 2 of Reclaiming Personalized Learning, Paul France explores strategies for nurturing a student's inner dialogue.

In this excerpt from chapter 3 of Reclaiming Personalized Learning, Paul France outlines the guideposts for cultivating awareness, agency, and autonomy.

In the introduction and prologue to Perspective!, Dr. Tommie Mabry lays out the main ideas of the book, his background, and the definition of perspective.

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