Groundhog Day:Breakthrough to the True Selfby Ken Sanes An example of an exceptional work of moral fiction is the apparently minor comedy, Groundhog Day, which shows us a character who has to be exiled from normal life so he can discover that he is in exile from himself. In the movie, actor Bill Murray plays [...]
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The Symbolism and Significance of Groundhog Day
October 30, 2007Learning to think in a digital world
September 7, 2007By Maryanne Wolf | in the Boston Globe of September 5, 2007 AS PARENTS invest in the latest academic software and teachers consider how to weave the Internet into lesson plans for the new school year, it is a good moment to reflect upon the changing world in which youths are being educated. In a [...]
Lettre Aux Educateurs de M. Sarkozy
September 4, 2007Why Home Doesn’t Matter
May 6, 2007Interview with Jerry Bracey
May 1, 2007The Journal of Educational Research May 1, 2007 Interview; Dr. Gerald W. Bracey; The Journal of Educational Research presents the following interview conducted last March with Dr. Gerald W. Bracey. Dr. Bracey’s book,Reading Educational Research: How to Avoid Getting Statistically Snookered, will be reviewed in an upcoming issue of JER. JER: In your book, On [...]
