Monthly Archives: March 2010

Mañana Nunca Viene

What if our curriculum was as rich as it has ever been?  If children learned to think again?  To create and play with ideas and innovate and imagine and stretch their  logic and bring their innate gifts to bear. What … Continue reading

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Filed under El Milagro, gifted children, innovation and change, spiritual intelligence, standardized testing

TWO AMERICAS, ONE STORM

NOTE:  It’s been kind of hard to keep up with my weekly blog entries lately… so thanks for staying with this site for the last few weeks. I am working on final edits for my second book (“Fighting For Ms. … Continue reading

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Filed under charter schools, children at risk, El Milagro, innovation and change, public education, school reform, standardized testing, Uncategorized

A RABBLE OF INNOVATORS ON THE FAST COMPANY LAWN

This week, the publication Fast Company released its annual survey it calls the Top 50 Most Innovative Companies in the world. Here is the top 10: #1 Facebook #2 Amazon #3 Apple #4 Google #5 Huawei #6 First Solar #7 … Continue reading

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Filed under California budget, El Milagro, innovation and change, public education