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Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice

Scholar/ Practitioner's thoughts on education.

  • By Larry Cuban
  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly two posts per week
  • First post on

Posts per month

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Posts per month
Month starting Posts
Jun 2023 4
Jul 2023 11
Aug 2023 11
Sep 2023 12
Oct 2023 14
Nov 2023 9
Dec 2023 11
Jan 2024 9
Feb 2024 12
Mar 2024 8
Apr 2024 10
May 2024 10
Jun 2024 11
Jul 2024 12
Aug 2024 11
Sep 2024 11
Oct 2024 10
Nov 2024 5

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Most recent posts

Rubik’s Cube and School Reform
When the Rubik’s Cube appeared in the 1980s, I tried twisting and turning the colors to get them all aligned. I failed. Finding out that there are 3 billion possible ways to turn the Cube’s …
On , by larrycuban, 1,105 words
Should Every High School Graduate Go To College?
Employers want college graduates who can write, think, solve problems, and manage software to keep their companies competitive in domestic and global markets. Moreover, the U.S population has become increasingly diverse meaning that minority and …
On , by larrycuban, 800 words
Metaphors Describing Classroom Teaching: Command-and-Control or Eating Pasta?
In the U.S. Army’s command-and-control structures, generals believe that their decisions can steer what infantry platoons do in the field. Yet the metaphor of the “fog of war” and a history of misunderstanding (or ignoring) …
On , by larrycuban, 820 words