Personalized Learning for Social Justice: From Theory to Practice Volume 7, Issue 2 (2021)
Editorial
Personalized Learning for Social Justice: From Theory to Practice
James F. Nagle, Saint Michael's College and Penny Bishop, University of Maine
Essay
Channeling John Dewey: What Would Vermont's Philosopher of Democracy Have to Say About Personalized Learning?
Kathleen R. Kesson Dr., LIU-Brooklyn
Practitioner Perspectives
Using a Social Justice Lens to Connect the Past with the Present in a Personalized Learning Environment
Kyle Chadburn, Orleans Elementary School and Andrea Gratton, Orleans Elementary School
Student Agency through Negotiated Practice
Meg O’Donnell, Shelburne Community School
Principles of Personalized Pathways for Sustainability Education: Educate, Act, Connect, and Communicate
Don Taylor, Montpelier Main Street Middle School and Kevin Hunt, Williston Central School
Integrating School Makerspaces into the English Language Arts Curriculum
Lou Lahana, The Island School