Egypt | Reflecting Allowed

Reflections After an Education Reform Event in Cairo

Yesterday I attended a one-day event on education reform in Egypt. It’s of course a tremendous topic, given how problemt

Pun intended. We need to lose that emphasis on winning, or succeeding, starting from children’s pop culture, all the way

My mind is jumbled up so this isn’t going to be a very coherent post (I’ve discovered some people really enjoy the

How appropriate that I’ll be writing about Freire and the Egyptian revolution just before the 4th anniversary of Egypt&#

This is going to be a bit of a rant of a post, where this frustrated mom with a PhD in education over-intellectualizes a situa

I just came out of class with my students. Note that this is only the SECOND official class I have had with them, but because

I’m going to start writing this post but not publish it until after I meet my students today. They might say something t

Simon Ensor’s post “(un)critical mass” prompted me to write this post which is an amalgamation of several po

I needed to blog this out of my system. Let’s call it blog therapy. For a long time (since I was 10, no kidding), one of

This post is not political, but is inspired by political events in Egypt. It is about conflict of values and ethics, and how b