What Does a Democratic School Look Like?: Part 2 of a Conversation with Michael W. Apple

Participatory democracy requires students who are able to transform their knowledge to solve problems in community (The Algebra Project is one example). Apple examines the keywords of democracy, power, and freedom and the need of educators to reassert their control over these words. Apple is optimistic that educators, in collaboration with unions and grassroots movements … Continue reading "What Does a Democratic School Look Like?: Part 2 of a Conversation with Michael W. Apple"The post What Does a Democratic School Look Like?: Part 2 of a Conversation with Michael W. Apple appeared first on Nothing Never Happens.