David Greene

What Schools Can Learn from Hospitals

After two open-heart surgeries, I saw firsthand how “one size fits all” medicine can harm recovery. Education’s obsession with standardization…

10 years ago

A Retired High School Teacher: “Derrick’s Story”

In one high-performing school, a veteran teacher was reduced to a classroom technician—following scripts, monitoring screens, and forbidden to teach…

10 years ago

Teacher Recruitment, Education Programs & the Economic Achievement Gap

If education is to thrive again, universities must rebuild teacher training—and restore the mission to serve every child.

10 years ago

A Wise Transition to College and Beyond

Programs like WISE empower seniors to explore passions, develop life skills, and transition from classroom learning to purpose-driven adulthood.

10 years ago

State of the Teaching Profession

In this edCircuit conversation, author and educator David Greene shares candid insights on the state of teaching today—examining policy and…

11 years ago

Teach For America: School Districts Have the Power to Change

Teach For America (TFA) has faced criticism in recent years. Brewer and Greene recommend collaboration with TFA for school districts.

11 years ago