5 Reasons Black History Month Still Matters
Black History Month happens every February. But before we hit Groundhog Day, every February starts with a passionate chorus of folks who question whether this month is sufficient. Commentators often argue, convincingly, that celebrating the accomplishments,...
Why We Shouldn’t Settle For Children Reaching Their “Full Potential”
When I think about education equity, I often recall a quote from one of my favorite movies, A Bronx Tale. In this classic film, Robert Deniro’s character tells his son a million times that “the saddest thing in the world is wasted talent.” This line hit home,...
If Black and Brown Students WERE Equitably Identified for Gifted Programs, Then What? The Case for Focusing on Program Quality and Outcomes for Historically Underrepresented Gifted Populations
It is hard to find a conversation about gifted education, advanced academic opportunities, and equity that does not involve identification issues. This is unsurprising considering the persistence of these inequities. Purdue University’s Gifted Education Research and...
thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale, Presenting Keynote address at the 2019 TN Charter School Conference!
This interactive keynote address will provide leaders with practical tools and strategies they can implement immediately to unleash the full critical thinking potential of all students.
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