Our national education system suffers, says educator Keith D. Reeves, due to “failure to conceive the individual child,” and a child-like perspective can help bring a change. Reeves joined the Education Town Hall on June 11 to discuss neurobiology, individuality, and its consequences for the classroom.
Listen here, Track 3 —
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Keith David Reeves, M.Ed., is Senior Coordinator of Instructional Technology in Arlington (VA) Public Schools.
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