More about dialogical classrooms from Bob Fecho:

NWP Radio episode interviewing Bob and teachers from the book Teaching for the Students: https://www.nwp.org/audio/nwpradio/051012_habits_of_heart.mp3

Some related resources: https://www.tcpress.com/teaching-outside-the-box-but-inside-the-standards-9780807757482

https://www.amazon.com/Dialoguing-Cultures-Identities-Learning-Language/dp/1138998591/ref=pd_sim_14_1/180-5766803-6647356

https://www.amazon.com/Writing-Dialogical-Classroom-Students-Responding/dp/0814113575

Here are some questions we are playing with via ED677 this week:

• What is important about the relationships and connections between schools and society?
• How might what Dewey wrote at the turn of the last century still be relevant today?
• What ways does Dewey reflect what John Seely Brown talked about? How does it relate so far to your readings about Connected Learning?
• What does this make you think about in terms of equity (or inequity) in learning today?