From time to time people ask me what I read to keep up with things from the classroom to the world. Wide reading is a requirement at Sutterlearn.com and here are some of the sources I read regularly:
- Education Week (edweek.org) is “American Education’s Newspaper of Record”, self-proclaimed. It’s a great weekly variety from policy to classroom management with lots of journal summaries and editorials from leading educators.
- Educational Leadership and SmartBriefs are the monthly magazine and daily email update, respectively, of www.ascd.org.
- Kappan is the monthly magazine of Phi Delta Kappa International (www.pdkintl.org). This is another great professional magazine with easy to read, but meaty articles on practice and trends in education.
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I also follow a few blogs:
- Always Learning – A personal blog by an international school technology teacher in Japan. Kim Cofino rocks!
- Zhao Learning – Yong Zhao, formerly of MSU, is Associate Dean of Global Education at the University of Oregon. He’s an amazing thinker…wish I had him at State!
- The Supe’s On – Mark Stock is Superintendent of Laramie School District One in Wyoming. He is personally responsible for me blogging and provides great, practical thinking about the complexities in education.
That’s what I read, how about you?