As You Scroll on Down to the Immediately Succeeding Articles Focused on the Revolutionary Reorganization Coming to the Davis Center, Be Aware That >>>>> The Best Television Show in the United States on K-12 Education Appears Tonight and Every Wednesday at 6:00 PM, MTN Channel 17 in Minneapolis

The immediately succeeding articles as you scroll on down are among the most important that I have written and presented on what my bevy of readers know is the best blog in the United States on K-12 education. 

These next articles pertain to the K-12 Revolution that will sweep down the halls of the Davis Center (central offices of the Minneapolis Public Schools [MPS]) in the course of the next few months, bringing a through reorganization that will affect the current departments or offices of Teaching and Learning, Black Male Achievement, Indian Education, Student/Family/Community Engagement, College and Career Readiness, Funded Programs, Homeless/Highly Mobile Services, and Volunteer Programs.

 

This reorganization will bring worthy staff members into two new departments, the Department of Academic Assistance and The Department of Resource Provision and Referral, each meant to abet the impartation of a new knowledge-intensive, skill-replete curriculum by thoroughly retrained teachers.  In the articles below, and in my substantially complete book, Understanding the Minneapolis Public Schools:  Current Condition, Future Prospect (on course to take final form by this coming May 2018)

I detail the reorganization that will bring an excellent education to all MPS students, sending them forth at graduation with keen life prospects as culturally enriched, civically prepared, professionally satisfied citizens.

 

I have now posted over 600 articles on this blog, each one of which is carefully written and exhaustively researched.  I present my own ideas on the revolution needed in K-12 education in the context of the history of education in the United States, past and current government policy (national, state, local), and those ideas of both the education establishment and other advocates of change that stand in marked contrast to my own. 

 

You will find this same quality in evidence on my television show, The K-12 Revolution with Dr. Gary Marvin Davison, which appears every Wednesday at 6:00 PM on public access Minneapolis Telecommunications Network (MTN) Channel 17.  The program may be seen live on Minneapolis cable or live streaming at the MTN website.

 

On my show, I have in the course of time presented information of the kind given above.  I have also conducted interviews with important personages and given viewers an opportunity to see me work with my students in the New Salem Educational Initiative.  During this academic year of 2017-2018, I have given particular emphasis to commentary, most recently presenting the content of books by Amanda Ripley (The Smartest Kids in the World---  and How They Got That Way) and E. D. Hirsch (The Schools We Need---  and Why We Don’t Have Them), amid references to works by James Baldwin, Ta-Nehisi  Coates, Diane Ravitch, and many authors of classic and contemporary works of significance.

 

Just as this is the best blog in the United States pertinent to K-12 education, so is my television show the best in that medium for the examination of issues relevant to public education.

 

Please watch The K-12 Revolution with Dr. Gary Marvin Davison tonight and every Wednesday at 6:00 PM on Channel 17 in Minneapolis or live streaming at the Minneapolis Telecommunications Network.

 

Now please scroll on down this blog for the important immediately succeeding articles--- and, as you have time, proceed to the more than 600 highly substantive articles posted over the course of the last seven years.