1.)
Jerry
Large’s “Gift of grit, curiosity help kids succeed”. I believe that grit is an important lesson to
teach children. “Perseverance and passion for long-term goals” are the
underlying reasons why and how a person can accomplish goals.
2.) bell hooks’ “Teaching Critical Thinking: Practical
Wisdom”. I think critical thinking is of
upmost importance in order to sort through choices in life. The world needs critical thinkers with important
views to share.
3.) Barry Boyce’s “A Real Education” I think mindfulness is a
good tool for people to use. We all need
to be mindful of others and how our actions affect the world around us.
4.) Deb Aronson’s “Arizona Bans Mexican American Studies
Program: It was never about what we were
doing, it was about who we are.” It is important to know who you are and where
you are from when figuring out where you are going.
5.) Keith Gilyard’s “Children, Arts
and Du Bois”. This is last in my rankings because I think that arts and humanities is secondary to a person’s attitude and personality. If you have the above attributes, you can
succeed in this category. The better adjusted someone is as a person, the more drive they will have to excel, no matter what the subject.
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