Journal of Educational Controversy Blog

The Journal of Educational Controversy is expanding its pool of reviewers.  We are also seeking additional copyeditors.  If you are interest...

The journal's 19 th Annual Educational Law and Social Justice Forum on May 31, 2018 featured a special talk on “Speech and Protest in...

I am not sure what it means to celebrate the 4 th of July.   My town celebrates the 4 th with the usual family activities in the parks a...

For educators looking for a larger historical, political and social context within which to discuss the current issues surrounding immigra...

Editor: We invited Mandy Manning, the 2018 National Teacher of the Year, to offer some advice to our students who are preparing to becom...

The 19 th Annual Educational Law and Social Justice Forum will feature a speaker who will talk about “Speech and Protest in Public School...

Editor: In 2013 on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, I shared these reflections with our readers.  On this day, in memory of ...

  An Interview with University of Pennsylvania's  Dr. Jonathan Zimmerman            On December 1st, 2017, Western Washington Uni...

I am pleased to announce that our special issue on “Black Lives Matter and the Education Industrial Complex”  is now online at the Journal...

Editor: With our “Black Lives Matter and the Education Industrial Complex” issue about to be published, we thought we would reprint this l...

Welcome back to our blog for the New Year.   We once again begin the new year with the wisdom from the different faith traditions.   The...

For several years, we have been covering the ban of the Mexican American curriculum in Tucson, Arizona both on our blog and in our journal...

Western Washington University is presenting “Back to the Sandbox: Art as Radical Pedagogy,” a project throughout the academic year focus...