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Edvolution

Resolutions Required

Scale of Reform

Local

Global

Social Engineering

Free Market

Central Planning

Education Business

School Choice

Private Schools

Public Education

Debate

Who decides?

Goals of Education

Global Cooperation

Global Competition

Issues: Basic Training

The Debates

Negotiation and Conflict Resolution

Models

Home Schooling

Charter Schools

Traditional Public Schools

Early Childhood

Class Size

Spiritual Aspects

Economics

Science

Primatology

Neuroscience

Cognitive Psychology

Social Science

Measurement/Accountability

No Child Left Behind

Literacy

Special Eduction

Challenged Learners

Second Language

Attention Deficit

Holistic Learning

Experiential Learning

Self-Directed Learning

Multiple Intelligences

Democratic Action for Education Reform

What can I do?

Community Building 5x5x5

Marketing 101

Negotiating/Conflict Resolution

Tools for Democracy

Education for Democracy

Aspects of Education

Multiculturalism

Equality

Spirituality

Community

Consumer Education

Media Literacy

Reading

Technology

Distance Learning

Collaborative Learning

Educational Games

Advocacy

Politics

Health

Apprenticeships

Mentoring

Formal Schooling

Training

Lifelong Learning

Informal Learning

Education Reform - What?

Holistic - Self-directed learning

Financial Investment changes

No reform

Back to basics

Total Libertarian

Mixed - Choice, HS and Public

Public Education Reform

Education Reform - Why?

Irrational voters - Cult of personality, tribalism

Need for resilient citizens

Multicultural pressure

Technological pressures e.g. eLearning

Drop outs / functional illiteracy

Pathology of Fear and Greed

Alienation

Financial burden

Costs of Silo Thinking

Demand for School Choice

Self-directed learning

Teachers

Unions

Pensions

Teacher learning

Value

Function of Web Site

Aggregate and package knowledge and other resources

Celebrate Education Reform successes and leaders

Market/demonstrate model for other applications

Create new eDemocracy/eLearning community

Create and engage informed citizens in education reform debate

Build bridge between online and offline communities for sharing learning and discussion

Planning map for edvolution.net