EPISODE · Oct 16, 2022 · 19 MIN
Batsheva: Reflections and Moving Forward
from Overthrowing Education · host Batsheva Frankel
On this episode, I reflect on the past - sharing ideas, musings, anecdotes, subtle hints, honest confessions, and a look at how reflection moved education forward for all of us. Special thanks to Barbara Heller and Yossie Frankel, my fauxmercial helpers. Newlensed.com Lenses of Questioning Course DISCOVER Assessments Overthrowing Education merch
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