This cartoon is making the rounds this morning: Reminds me of those words often claimed to be either a Chinese…
The world is moving at a tremendous rate. Going no one knows where. We must prepare our children, not for…
Over on the other side of the world at Leading and Learning in New Zealand, Bruce Hammonds has posted this…
Earlier this month I saw a remarkable production staged in the James Earl Jones Theater at PDS: the Shakespeare Central…
Packages and parcels get delivered, learning does not. Consider the two Time magazine covers in the previous post. The one…
The one thing about which all educators are in agreement is that yesterday's education no longer suffices for today. The…
Who is the leader? Is it the driver in the car held up by the flock? The shepherd with his…
Last weekend I visited the Guggenheim for the exhibit Spanish Painting from El Greco to Picasso: Time, Truth, and History. As the…
Several recent news stories have bemoaned what every email user already knows – spam is on the march and filling…
I am old enough to remain in awe of the connectivity of the internet. It reminds me of the excitement…
I learnt to use paint, calculator, see various places through the Internet, solve puzzles, play games, listen interesting sounds and…
A child was working diligently on a drawing in art class. The teacher asked what the drawing was. The girl…
Creative Societies need Creative People. If the thinkers and business people like Daniel Pink and Tom Peters have it right…
Listen in to the life of the school. Subscribe to the PDS Podcast series. In this episode: The first…
The kindergarten made decorations and the lower school brought fruit and snacks. The Middle School brought dessert and did the…