One good question / Broussard Rhonda.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Rhonda, Broussard, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Pedagogical content knowledge.

Pedagogical content knowledge--Handbooks, manuals, etc.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (276 pages)

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : CALEC, [2020]

Summary:

Have you ever reached the end of a project and realized you were solving the wrong question? Broussard uses conversations with education leaders from eleven countries to try to answer her one good question and bring clarity in complexity.

Contents:

Intro

Tilte Page

Copyright

Exergue

Contents

Advance praise

Foreword by Kaya Henderson

Introduction

Chapter 1: Education 2030: where are we headed?

When women succeed, the world succeeds: Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka (South Africa)

One Good Question with Zaki Hasan: Move Bangladesh from fashion economy to thought economy (Bangladesh)

One Good Question with Susan Patrick: How can we build trust in our education system? (USA)

One Good Question with John Wood: Teaching the world to read (USA)

What are you wondering?

Chapter 2: Are you preparing your students to become your peers?

One Good Question with Darren Isom: Are you preparing your students to become your peers? (USA)

One Good Question with Chris Plutte: Can global understanding help us address race issues in the United States? (USA)

One Good Question with Ejaj Ahmad: Why we should build leadership instead of leaders (Bangladesh)

One Good Question with Vania Masias: How to disrupt the victim mentality when investing in youth agency (Peru)

Chapter 3: Who is following the money?

One Good Question with Mike DeGraff: Are schools destroying the maker movement? (USA)

One Good Question with Dr. Michael Goetz: How school spending impacts change (USA)

One Good Question with Nicole de Beaufort: What if we built education funding on abundance, not scarcity? (USA)

One Good Question with Dan Varner: Is gender bias keeping the US from investing in Pre-K? (USA)

One Good Question with Kathy Padian: How does leadership Trump funding in school system improvement? (USA)

7 Books, 2 talks, 1 TV show and Al Pacino - what One Good Question folks are reading.

Chapter 4: Who benefits from school redesign efforts?.

One Good Question with Anna Hall: Can you break up with your best ideas? (USA)

One Good Question with Connie K. Chung: How can we build systems to support powerful learning? (USA)

One Good Question with Tony Monfiletto: Are the right people in the education redesign process? (USA)

One Good Question with Saku Tuominen: Next 100 years of Finnish education (Finland)

One Good Question with Noelle Lim: What STEAM could mean for Malaysia (Malaysia)

One Good Question with Aylon Samouha: Is there a silver bullet for the future of "school"? (USA)

One Good Question with Tom Vander Ark: Can design thinking &amp

rethinking scale boost education equity? (USA)

Chapter 5: Why language matters

One Good Question with Karen Beeman: How biliteracy supports social justice for all (USA)

One Good Question with Suzanne Talhouk: Is academic language enough? a look at social capital and minoritized languages (Lebanon)

One Good Question with Dr. Fred Genesee: Do struggling learners belong in language immersion programs? (Canada)

One Good Question with Dr. Eliza Souza Lima: We must teach children to learn: language lessons from neuroscience (Brazil)

One Good Question with Deanne Thomas: How do we create opportunities for Māori to get into leadership roles?

Chapter 6: Who still needs to go to college? college or nah?

One Good Question with Ben Nelson: Do we actually believe that college matters? (USA)

One Good Question with Susanna Williams: Is higher ed the equalizer we think? (USA)

Is college still relevant? One Good Question with J.B. Schramm (USA)

One Good Question with Marcelo Knobel: General studies reform for brazil's universities (Brazil)

Chapter 7: Do students have the right to agency in their own education?.

One Good Question with Susan Patrick: What students (and schools) can do if we stop ranking them (USA)

One Good Question with Alex Hernandez: Personalized learning and design thinking matter for all kids (USA)

One Good Question with Nicole Young: Can students and teachers impact ed policy? (USA)

One Good Question with Peter Howe: Are we incentivizing the right behaviors for teachers and students? (The Netherlands)

Chapter 8: Which adults should have agency in school decisions?

One Good Question with Kaya Henderson: What will make my heart sing? (USA)

One good question with Dr. Denese Shervington: How do we re-engage the Black middle class in public education? (USA)

One Good Question with Ellen Moir: What's trust got to do with it? (USA)

One Good Question with Fabrice Jaumont: How parent organizing leads to revolution (USA)

One Good Question with Allan Golston: Investing in instruction matters most (USA)

Chapter 9: Will school ever be enough to improve someone's trajectory?

One Good Question with Anu Passi-Rauste: Education to build talent pipelines (Finland)

One Good Question with Ana Ponce: Is school enough for our kids? (USA)

One Good Question with Derwin Sisnett: Which do you build first, schools or communities? (USA)

One Good Question with Susan Baragwanath: The only way to break the cycle of poverty (New Zealand)

Conclusion

Acknowledgments

About Rhonda

Intervie biographies

Appendix.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

Other Format:

Print version: Rhonda, Broussard One Good Question

ISBN:

9781636070865