David Greene

David Greene is a former Social Studies teacher and coach. He is also a program consultant for an organization that helps high schools create and run experiential learning programs for seniors. In addition, he is the author of "Doing the Right Thing: A Teacher Speaks,” is the former Treasurer of Save Our Schools and an active blogger and speaker. His blogs have appeared in Diane Ravitch’s website, EdCircuit, Education Weekly, US News and World Report, and the Washington Post. David writes opinon pieces for EdCircuit. - The opinions he expresses here are solely his own.

Public Education At Risk From “Reform”

Students should act as scientists, artists, and historians: not just study content or restrictive work that allows for success on…

9 years ago

Are We Obsessed By A “21st Century” Education?

Goal of 2017 education - evolve into active, informed and intelligent citizens

9 years ago

A Classroom Without Teachers, Then What?

Records show that teacher programs throughout the State University of New York system have experienced a 40% decline in enrollment…

9 years ago

Can You Call Yourself a Teacher After 2 Years?

True teaching takes years of relationship-building, not just following scripts. Discover why two years in the classroom may not make…

10 years ago

Philanthropy for Education: Behind the Smile

In David Greene's latest article, he discusses the wealthy, fake education reform philanthropists, including the Broad and Walton Foundations.

10 years ago

When Students Are the Actual Teachers

Teachers must learn to use technology to inspire curiosity, not compete with it. Engagement—not reform—is what keeps students learning.

10 years ago
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