Deborah Meier
Education Week
New York, NY, United States
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Is Less Governance Always Better for Students?
Conservatives are partially right to advocate for less government, says Deborah Meier. → Read More
Is Less Governance Always Better for Students?
Conservatives are partially right to advocate for less government, says Deborah Meier. → Read More
Our Democracy Is Weak Now, Let's Fight for It in Schools
The forms of democracy are weak now. Students, families, and teachers should fight for it, argues Deborah Meier. → Read More
Our Democracy Is Weak Now, Let's Fight for It in Schools
The forms of democracy are weak now. Students, families, and teachers should fight for it, argues Deborah Meier. → Read More
School Choice That Might Work
Deborah Meier imagines conditions under which school choice could produce innovation that would influence traditional public schools. → Read More
The Importance of Community
Now, more than ever, young people must see themselves and their communities as the makers of history, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
The Importance of Community: Connecting Schools and Neighborhoods
Now, more than ever, young people must see themselves and their communities as the makers of history, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
School Choice Trade-Offs
There are educational benefits to choice, but it also divides people who otherwise would be allies, says Deborah Meier. → Read More
Can School Choice Return to Its Progressive Roots?
Can the charter movement offer progressive alternatives to traditional public schools, as they once did? Deborah Meier considers. → Read More
Can School Choice Return to Its Progressive Roots?
Can the charter movement offer progressive alternatives to traditional public schools, as it once did? Deborah Meier considers. → Read More
Keeping Democracy Alive Requires Practice
Democratic practices in schools can help prepare the young for adulthood, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
Keeping Democracy Alive Requires Practice
Democratic practices in schools can help prepare the young for adulthood, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
Teaching Active Citizenship in Schools Is Worth It
Like allowing free speech in society, teaching democratic ideals in schools poses risks. But those risks are worthwhile, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
The Risk of Teaching Democracy in Schools Is Worth It
Like allowing free speech in society, teaching democratic ideals in schools poses risks. But those risks are worthwhile, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
Active Citizenship Is Democracy's Best Defense
Service learning and student organizing can provide students with connections and channels to become active citizens, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
Educating citizens
Service learning and student organizing can provide students with connections and channels to become active citizens, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
One Reform to Make Schools More Democratic
Schools must serve as democratic institutions for students so that they understand how democracy functions when they graduate high school, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
The First Reform
Schools must serve as democratic institutions for students so that they understand how democracy functions when they graduate high school, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
The Constructive Work of Teaching and Learning
Building foundations for democracy in schools can be achieved through building a culture of democracy for every child, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More
The Constructive Work of Teaching and Learning
Building foundations for democracy in schools can be achieved through building a culture of democracy for every child, writes Deborah Meier. → Read More